Use this JavaScript function to call as many popup windows on a page as you need. It uses the CSS class attribute. It also allows for browsers that have JavaScript turned-off.

When you move your mouse over the specified link, a hint or something about the JavaScript link will appear below the JavaScript link in a scrolling fashion. When you move your mouse out, the scrolling will stop.

Surprise your visitors as screen shots and text captions appear when they mouseover a list of ordinary looking links. This script creates the links from the information stored in an array, which also makes for quick editing. The links in this example aren't activated.

This JavaScript will draw a table to descript the JavaScript link when visitors click the specified link.

Add the option of allowing links on your page to be opened in a new window with this powerful script. A simple checkbox toggles between the current and new window. Great!

To visit any page, you must type a specified address.

This is a different script to tooltip for link. Here in example is image link.

This JavaScript will gradually fade the text for any JavaScript link you choose from one color to another. Just set a number of parameters in the JavaScript link HTML tag and the script will do the rest. Simply omit the parameters for links which you want to keep the default look. This effect only works in IE5+, Netscape6+, and Mozilla 1+, but does not cause errors in older browsers.

This script displays a little 'tooltip' near any link you want similar to the ALT HTML attribute. These box will always stay within the window boundaries to avoid creating any new scrollbars. This script is designed to be run in IE4+, NS4x, and NS6. However, there are some features that will not work in NS4.

These script can be used to show/hide layer by clicking links.