This JavaScript slideshow lets the user manually move back and forth between images, by clicking on the provided buttons.

Displays images continuously in a slideshow presentation format, with a fade effect on image transitions. (Fade in Internet Explorer 4+ only).

This carousel image slideshow, with its object oriented design, redefines robustness. The script supports vertical and horizontal scrolling, optional linking, title attributes, configurable visible sides, and more. Furthermore, multiple, different versions of this JavaScript can be invoked on the same page.

This simple and short JavaScript can be used to delay the loading of any particular image on a Web page. A smaller image is loaded, which can be transparent or blank, in place of the larger image. After a designated amount of time the larger image can be made to load in place of the smaller one.

Enhancing image presentation on your website with this image rotator plus smooth dynamic motion (fade-in-fade-out). A very great animation effect if you bring to visitor pictures become more living! Page content loads much faster than any gif animation effect. Easy to setup and customize.

As the name loosely implies, Book Flip is an image slideshow that simulates a page being turned to reveal two new slides at once. Some other impressive features of this slideshow are: + Slideshow can be set to either flip horizontally or vertically. + Each image can have an optional JavaScript link associated with it. + Slideshow pauses on mouseover. A DOM based script that works in modern DHTML browsers- IE5+, NS6+, Opera 7+.

This JavaScript slideshow lets the user manually move back and forth between images, by clicking on the provided buttons. An accompanying textual message of your choice is displayed below each image.

Celebrate Valentine's day on your web site with a dozen hearts floating randomly around the page. (A Modified version of the Snow script).

This JavaScript creates a image can float no web page.

Cross-browser magnifying glass script combining drag'n'drop methods with image-clip-functions. Very useful if you have to present maps, town plans, large images and blueprints.