When visitors move mouse over the link, this JavaScript code will display the description for every link.

The code will display tooltip for the links in the textbox.

Links with a Tool Tip that Grows when you pass your cursor over them. Works in IE 5+, Netscape 7+, Mozilla 1.2+ - In IE ToolTip follows cursor, in Gecko-Based Browsers (Netscape, Mozilla) displays under links.

The incredible Borderman strikes again! This time he highlights your links with the power of his full bladder. And furthermore he opens a slide-messagebox for each link. Very cute! Welcome Borderman, the friend of your visitors, the enemy of silly links.

This crossbrowser script allows you to describe all your links in a very dynamic and eyecatching way. Just move your cursor over any JavaScript link and the PopupTicker will appear and give your visitors additional informations about the link. Easy configuration of of popup-messages inside the link-tags.

Use this JavaScript to provide textual information about a link(s)! Move the mouse over certain links, and accompanying text appears on the page describing the link. The text can be HTML based (bold, italic etc). Browsers other than NS 4 or IE 4+ will simply not see any text.

Background-Echo-Echo-Echo is a rollover-script creating a unique background animation in order to enhance the impact of all kinds of links, buttons and JavaScript navigation bars.

Move your mouse over a JavaScript link to see the image of your choice plus corresponding description on the pop up, by using this image HTML tooltip script. Each tooltip can have a different background color, just for aesthetics or in case the pictures are transparent GIFs.

This code detects for window edges and keeps the tooltip description position inside. The tooltip moving with the mousemove is an option that can be turned off by setting the tipFollowMouse to false.

Welcome to version two of the original textual tooltip script, which fades into view descriptive text when the mouse moves over their corresponding links. Effect visible in NS4+ (including NS 6) and IE 4+.