Many sites contain a page with links to other related resources. Generally, a description of each site is not provided, unless the visitor hovers over the TITLE attribute of the ANCHOR tag. The descriptions could be shown on the page, along with the links, but that would make it too cumbersome. This script will show and hide the link's title information right on the page. It could be used in a site map or dynamic menu as well.

This small JavaScript library will spice up the look of your tooltips in your Web page. It replaces the title attribute with a tooltip designed to match your Web site. You can use it in almost an HTML element too. Easy to implement!

This snippet searches an array for a pre-specified element and returns 'true' if it's found, 'false' if it's not found. It functions like the in_array() in PHP.

Add this snippet switch toggle into your forms when you need additional information but don't want to display the input boxes unless it is necessary. Easy to implement and expand.

Use this JavaScript to provide tooltips, F.A.Qs, and other information. The tip is shown when the mouse rolls over the title. You can use any valid HTML element, even links.

This JavaScript code is a hierarchical, object oriented navigator, open source menu. It can be easily displayed horizontally or vertically, and on several different levels.

This JavaScript code date library is a JavaScript extension of the internal Date object which enables various formatting of date/time values. Please view the source code of this script for more.

Blm Mult-level effect menu is a JavaScript/CSS hybrid dropdown menu based on ordinary HTML lists. As its name suggests, it allows for infinite levels of sub menus. The menu supports many different visual options, all specified simply by inserting keywords inside the menu's "class" attribute. The menu has been tested and should work in most standards compliant browser (IE5.5+, Firefox 1.5+, Opera 8.5+, Safari).

A simple JavaScript to activate plugin flash objects in Internet Explorer 7 and users don't have to click on Flash for activating. In addition to object and embed tags, support is also provided for applet tags and all their param tags.

A JavaScript that makes any text on the page to be typed out, one letter at a time. Setup is very easily, just tell the code the ID of the container of text (ie: a DIV or SPAN), and the script does the rest. HTML tags within the text to type out is supported as well.

Browsers that do not support this JavaScript will only see the text fully displayed from the start, including any HTML tags.