Useful if you don't have much space to play with. This script almost works in Netscape 2.x: the button appears and the destination cycles properly, so clicking on the button will take you to the current destination. Unfortunately the destination is not shown on the button: it shows '{lineText}' instead.

This JavaScript makes a scrolling text in a button.

Use this JavaScript to apply a background image to a button, and change the image on mouseover. The script can also change the text color in response to the mouseover event. An eye-catching effect, and a very easy install.

Dynamic Movement brings you some very cool DHTML functionality in both Netscape 4.0+ and MSIE 4.0+. You can basically move any object that is positioned absolutely from any point to another.In this demo, we move a DIV object from point (-100,-100) (in other words, off the screen and therefore invisible) to (180,280).

This page shows how to add DHTML animation to a page in a way that's compatible with older browsers, and works in both Netscape and Internet Explorer versions 4.x.

The script creates a growing button.

With this JavaScript, you can make border of table change color continually.

This JavaScript will stripe your tables. The colors come from custom attributes in the tbody tag. This will also work in IE 5.

This eyecatching script applies a very smooth coloring animation to the form element in focus. You may choose among 5 different coloring-effects. Surprising way to make your visitors fill out the forms on your site. Copy and paste installation.

OneLineScroller scrolls your messages from bottom to top pausing between each message. Each message consists of a linkable title and a short copy text. Configure all elements without programming-knowledge at the head of the script: font-family, font-size, font-color, background-color, scrollerwidth, scrollerheight, pause between the messages and so on.