This JavaScript will allow your visitors to search a Web page for any matching characters. It can be set for the entire page or within a specific ID attribute. Simple to use and heavily annotated.

Want to spruce up your links without adding background images? This JavaScript will enclose your designated links in brackets. You can keep the other links separate, if you like.

This JavaScript provides functions for browsers which do not inherently support the entire JavaScript Core and supplies some useful functions PHP developers might wish they had access to.

When you start using Prototype, Scriptaculous, and other JavaScript libraries, you often end up with a dozen lines of script tags pulling in all of the code from different places. That would be fine if you never added a new library or never needed to swapped them out. This JavaScript will create a single JavaScript loader for each project that contains all of the scripts necessary.

Using this script, outbound links will open in a new window automatically. No need to add anything to the link. The script will also apply a different style to the outbound link to make visitors aware it is an outbound link. You don't have to worry anymore about targets and the appearance, especially if your customers have their own CMS.

This script reveals information, based on the user's selection in a drop down box. Can be used for a FAQ, contact info, and more. Short and sweet, with comments.

This is an easy way to determine the mouse position on a Web page. Click anywhere on the page and the coordinates will be displayed.

Ever wanted to drag an element or image around on your Web page? Just attach this drag handler to any number of elements on the page and you will be able to drag them all. Note that the elements must be positioned either relatively or absolutely.

With the help of this JavaScript you can put up a textbox on your Web page that displays alternating messages for your visitors. It saves space, as a lot of text can be contained in a minimal display area.

Display a block of text, a graphic, or combination of both, by clicking on a JavaScript link or a graphic. This JavaScript can be used in different circumstances, such as for informational purposes, or displaying pictures with captions. Very easy to use.