Select box to get the day.

This JavaScript displays a month calender on your webpages with current time and event (if have).

It's a very customizable timer (or a clock whatever you choose) that displays how long the visitor was on your page, or displays the local current time. It always sits in one of the corners of your browser (you choose which one) when you scroll the page.

This JavaScript creates two more clocks.

You can change the period the stopwatch and/or countdown timer run for by typing a new value in the 'Stop/Start' at box.

It's always fun to play with a stopwatch - even in JavaScript! This stopwatch does even include the basic features of Start, Stop, and of course, Reset. By the way, the time is not the regular seconds readout that you are probably used to. It displays in milliseconds! Therefore, 1000 = 1 sec, 5000 = 5 sec, etc...

Don't just welcome your visitors anymore, JavaScript can write good morning, good evening, or good afternoon based on the time the page was loaded, according to the user's system clock. Neat!

Display current date, time and the day of week in your webpages.

A text rainbow digital clock will certainly brighten up your site. This JavaScript is very easy to use and implement.

This JavaScript displays current date in a textbox and it will display current time when visitors move mouse over it.