This JavaScript requests visitors type name before enter the web page and then it write their name into

This JavaScript requests visitors type name before enter the web page and then it write their name into the web page.

Yes, you may have seen splash screen effects before, but never one constructed using a single page only...until now, that is. One great feature of DHTML is its ability to render new text on a page without having to reload or go to a whole new page altogether.

With that in mind, this DHTML script allows you to set up a splash screen effect through only one page, regardless of the number of messages you wish to have 'splashed'. The messages are automatically c entered on the page by the script. Once the effect is completed, the script then navigates to the URL of your choice.

Definitely a useful- and now equally convenient to setup- creation! Note that when browsers other than IE 4+/ NS 4+ view the splash page, they will be directly taken to the destination URL (downgrades gracefully).

Matt's DHTML ad script displays an 'inexcusable' box in the middle of the page, broadcasting ads of your choice inside. The box automatically disappears after x seconds, with its display frequency configurable (ie: show ad box only 1 of out 5 times the page is loaded). This is one method of serving ads that may just be effective, since it contains qualities of a TV/radio commercial.

This JavaScript creates a pop-up-window on the left side of your screen. The pop-up-window flaots to the center of the screen, waits a few seconds, and finally floats to the right and disappears. Great for banners and important messages! Crossbrowser.

This JavaScript creates a pop-up-window that rushes right around the screen. Great impact for banners and important messages! Crossbrowser. True copy-and-paste setup.

This JavaScript creates a pop-up-window on the left side of your screen. The pop-up-window flaots to the center of the screen, waits a few seconds, and finally floats to the right and disappears. Great for banners and important messages!

This JavaScript automatically refreshes (reloads) your webpage every few seconds and displays the countdown-time inside the status bar. Easy configuration of the refresh interval. The coundown-display can be turned on or turned off. Copy-and-paste installation.

This JavaScript allows visitors can open many web pages at the same time.

Something rather weird happens on your webpage: after loading the texts start changing its colors in a creepy way continously! Is this witchery? Is this the frightening cyberghost haunting your screen? Or is it just a little bit DHTML-magic? You decide (and then call the ghostbusters, please).