Add footnotes to your Web pages without all the aggravation. This JavaScript will pull the notes from your text, add links to them, and format them at the bottom of the page. It will also add a JavaScript link back to the spot in the text where the note is referenced. Very easy to use.

Use this JavaScript to easily change the order of options in a select box. You can see the order change as it happens in the "New Order" box. (The input can be hidden and used to change the order on the server side.)

Your visitors may not be familiar with style sheets for printing and don't see a 'print preview' in their browser. This script will provide them with a reliable print preview.

Use this JavaScript snippet to obtain the URL which referred the user to that page. Be aware that on some servers this may not work.

Sometimes you want a single hyperlink to lead to several pages and present a dynamic JavaScript menu when clicked. This is usually done through an intermediary page. This JavaScript will provide a dynamic JavaScript menu by creating an absolutely-positioned DIV tag on the fly, which will contain the list of links.

Preview your code live, as you enter it. Supports most HTML/CSS tags. Excellent for previewing Web site designs.

This JavaScript will allow you to limit the number of words and/or characters entered into a form. Easily customizable. Example script will limit input to either 80 characters or 16 words, whichever comes first.

Make your rollovers more noticeable! This JavaScript colors your clickable links on rollover.

Pick a country 'from' and a country 'to' get the time difference. Then, enter a time in the window and the time changes to the correct value in other country. The trick was with a +: I needed to use -(a*-1); because strings add each other!

Obtain the contents of an XML element and convert it to text. This script is great for using with Ajax-type applications, when it's neccessary to send back the contents of an element to the server without knowing what's there.