This script displays a little 'tooltip' near any link you want similar to the ALT HTML attribute. These box will always stay within the window boundaries to avoid creating any new scrollbars. This script is designed to be run in IE4+, NS4x, and NS6. However, there are some features that will not work in NS4.

This code uses innerHTML property to change the text of some object, in this example is links.

This script will display a popup (layer) with a description and title for the link where you're mouse is. Nice effect.

Use this simple JavaScript to make all links on your web pages open in new tab/window. Script is easy to setup, you should save them into a file to for using on many pages.

This is an example of how to create bullet points that "glow" when you put your mouse over the JavaScript link or button. Try running your mouse up and down the links.

This JavaScript creates a unique rollover animation for textlinks and buttons (pictures). The smooth zoom-in-zoom-out effect requires almost no bandwidth. You may set each JavaScript link to a different color and a different borderwidth. Fast loading. True copy and paste installation. Very easy configuration. Degrades well with non IE5x browsers.

Display a block of text, a graphic, or combination of both, by clicking on a JavaScript link or a graphic. This JavaScript can be used in different circumstances, such as for informational purposes, or displaying pictures with captions. Very easy to use.

A script that makes selected headers in a page contractible. Contents such as text, graphics, tables etc can be hidden inside the header that will be revealed only when the header is clicked on. All other browsers, including NS 4.x, will simply see the headers uncontracted (degrades well).

Just move your cursor over any textlink and the textlink starts shaking. Great, if you want to add a special effect that certainly draws more attention than simple style CSS-rollovers.

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+.