We got our inspiration for this script from Yahoo's frontpage, which uses something similar to organize its search tools. Tab Content Script is a standards compliant, 2 level content script. Click on a tab, and additional content appears beneath it while contracting any previously open content. The script uses CSS to control all of its appearance, and lets you enter plain HTML for the tab contents, making customization a breeze.

The code help visitors select fast an indexed number through buttons.

The script makes the fading messages in the table.

When selecting a value from the first combo box, thesecond combo box will be filled in with new valuescorresponding to the selection from the first combo box.

The idea of this script is very simple. Just define one layer for every size you need. In academical therms it is not correct; but in the reality, we can supose that the maximum size that a list will have could be about 10 (and <50 physically).

A flashing news script.

Use the Up and Down arrows while in the text box to cycle through your choices. InternetExplorer users can go up and down through the list, Netscape users can only go down through the list. Neat!

JavaScript will take the contents of a box and reverse it! If you entered 'hello' it will change the box to say 'olleh'. This might be useful on your site in a form or just for fun.

RandomText orders randomly arranged letters until a readable message appears out of the chaos. Try this little magic on your web site. Easy 1-minute-configuration.

Visitors can select fast a option by typing first character of that option.

Visitors can use this scipt to move options in 2 combo box together.

A function for dynamic form composition from a Select option. Displays a Div from several, which may contain form items, based on a select choice; with a common second Div to all selections. Used here with ShowSub which shows the submit box after user checks input. Additionally there is a required hidden input value set in the function to a string based on the Select value.

The code creates ticker messages in a frame.

This series of dropdown boxes are automatically populated with choices based on the first dropdown box. Pretty handy!

This script detects the mouse position and waits for mouseover the inputs. Then it will show up a layer/div called 'Display' 95 pixels right to the cursor and write the appropriate help info text on this 'Display'. And as the mouse is out of the 'Display', the 'Display' would diappear....