Let's use this simple JavaScript example code, CSS button code to replace the boring default button of browsers by Simply Button v2. These super sexy buttons have a lot of advantages from the default buttons:

- Buttons size to fit your any text.
- There are 3 states: Inactive, Active, and Hover.
- They look and behave the same way in every browser and operating system.
- The do not need the JavaScript to work, they work with just the CSS button style.
- Way better looking CSS button codes than what anyone else can do with XHTML/CSS, isn’t that reason enough?!

I think this JavaScript is also quite interesting. It can make objects become more lovely and colorful. Here in example, you move your mouse over the objects to see effect.

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

Slides an element while the mouse is over some other element.

Use this script to manage the dependency fields on your web, meaning you can hide/display some fields by changing values of others; not meant to replace your server scripting process. Please preview the script and read document.

One more JavaScript code example to show/hide a layer every time the users click the specified text link. In live demo of this JavaScript code example, the script used to toggle the comments in a post.

Use JavaScript to convert entries to sentence caps. Also, this JavaScript prevents jokers from typing in all caps.

Create an auto-complete or auto-suggest text box in JavaScript, without use of prototype handlers and other advanced techniques. This script could be adapted for use in a number of different situations.

Maybe you also want to see our previous auto-complete scripts: Simple Auto-Complete and Auto-Complete Textfield.

This JavaScript works like our Password Verifier, however, it also checks for a minimum length and invalid characters.

Dynamically checks and unchecks all the checkboxes in a form when a button is clicked. Much easier than manually hard-coding the checkbox names, for sure.