This is probably the most flashy and fancy DHTML headline animation script you have ever seen. It applies more than 20 different effects in order to animate your messages. Crossbrowser (no special effects vor NN4, works not with NN6). True copy-and-paste installation. Very easy configuration of messages, font proprietes, position and size of scroller.

Do you know the great dynamic capability of your form buttons? Soon you will! Test this script

This eyecatching script applies a very smooth coloring animation to the form element in focus. You may choose among 5 different coloring-effects. Surprising way to make your visitors fill out the forms on your site. Copy and paste installation.

This script will stripe your tables. The colors come from custom attributes in the tbody tag. This will also work in IE 5.

With this script, you can make border of table change color continually.

The script creates a growing button.

Use this script to apply a background image to a button, and change the image on mouseover. The script can also change the text color in response to the mouseover event. An eye-catching effect, and a very easy install.

This script makes a scrolling text in a button.

Useful if you don't have much space to play with. This script almost works in Netscape 2.x: the button appears and the destination cycles properly, so clicking on the button will take you to the current destination. Unfortunately the destination is not shown on the button: it shows '{lineText}' instead.

Give any table a 'rollover' personality with this script! Using it, you can allow the cells of any given table to change color when the mouse rolls over them. This is a very powerful script that can add a little magic to any table, whatever the table is used for.

Tab Content Script is a standards compliant, 3 level content script. Click on a tab, and additional content appears beneath it while contracting any previously open content.

The code creates ticker messages in a frame.

The script display the scrolling messages in a text input.

A function to set values in a text box in a second form from a Select option list in the first form. This may be modified to go over frames also.

One function for all forms and all select lists.