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A small JavaScript code to run the cool awesome JavaScript stage show on your website. This JavaScript converts a simple HTML table into the colorful flashing cells. You may change to many different colors immediately by one click link or wait this JavaScript effect shows.

Very nice and stunning to present some hot products on your welcome pages with JavaScript. Let's try some other awesome JavaScript effects:
- JavaScript Flashing squares
- JavaScript Colorful Object onMouseover

Dojo is a JavaScript Framework Kit (software components kit) which is somehow less famous than jQuery, but yet it possess almost the same features. Very easy to install and lightweight, it allows you to (logically) organize your JavaScript code in JavaScript classes, as well as attributes and methods. You can use the JavaScript inheritance concepts and inclusions of classes into each other.

But that's not all: Dojo comes another framework called: "Dijit". It contains among others many (fully coded) graphical tools such as calendars, windows fade or even "displayers" to easily organize your site as tabs (for example).

Most experienced front-end web developers probably already have many CSS3 tips & tricks in this post as part of their CSS coding guidelines, but did you know there are some powerful CSS selectors to target an empty DOM element, HTML elements of a specific type, or maybe any type of element?

Many older resources tend to shy away from using some of these CSS3 tricks, however more and more we see that modern browsers are so fast, it doesn't matter nowadays. With that in mind, JavaScriptBank.com is happy to present 10 handy CSS3 selectors you can start using today.

More other CSS3 tips & tricks to master yourself:
- CSS3 box-shadow Property Basics
- HTML Button with CSS3: Tiny & Helpful Demo plus Tutorial
- Great Collection of Extreme CSS3, JavaScript Tutorials

Create randomized text in your background. It's easy to use and you can change many of the attributes.

This popup box is not an actual window. It pops right up on the page, partially hiding the page content. No need to worry about popup blockers. Good for bios, site maps, and other short items.

Rotates a multitude of links in a circle... as if you were looking at the ridged side of a quarter laying flat on a table. Not meant for more than about five or six links. Not EASILY customizable... Knowledge of code required for changing number of links to rotate. But customizable nonetheless.

This is a simple password script that requires both a login and password to gain entry to the protected page, with an incorrect set taking the user to a 'failure' page instead.

In this article, the author will show you how to use the JavaScript (plus jQuery) for creating a simple news ticker step by step. Although this is just a simple JavaScript code, but the steps are very detailed, so you may learn few things to use JavaScript + jQuery effectively.

This JavaScript adds a custom cursor to your webpage using an interchangeable image. The result is a custom mouse cursor that can be modified in anyway your graphic skills take you. Elegant and non intrusive effect!

Script tested in IE6+, Firefox 1.x+, and Opera 8+.