A JavaScript that makes any text on the page to be typed out, one letter at a time. Setup is very easily, just tell the code the ID of the container of text (ie: a DIV or SPAN), and the script does the rest. HTML tags within the text to type out is supported as well.

Browsers that do not support this JavaScript will only see the text fully displayed from the start, including any HTML tags.

Flashing Rich HTML Sticky Board - an useful and practical JavaScript code to rotate your the important news (or notice) on your website, with fading effects on appearing and disappearing. Content can be defined on the same web page, or can be obtained from other pages via AJAX technology; the script also uses cookie to store the last message that users clicked.

Removes spaces from a string variable within a script or from user input into a textbox. Several different uses are shown on the script example page.

In this post, jsB@nk is happy to present to you a tiny JavaScript slideshow effect made by 2 code lines. It's so very simple and easy to implement but its JavaScript animations are so great to apply on your web page. Let's go to the detailed page for an awesome JavaScript slideshow 2 code lines on jsB@nk.

This JavaScript code example uses jQuery framework and a XML file to create a section for displaying random of testimonial bubbles. It has an amazing design for layout and the testimonials will be displayed randomly with blur effects, you can easily replace with other effects with built-in jQuery animation effects. An unique and amazing testimonial JavaScript effect for ecommerce websites.

This is an awesome navigation menu with an unique and eye-catching design, operated by the famous JavaScript framework, designed for the animations: MooTools. This navigation menu has the layout and features similar to DockBar in Mac OS:
- The icons will be enlarged when you move the cursor pointer over it.
- And shrink when the cursor pointer leaves.
- Scrolling and fading features applied when you click for going to next icons.
- The animation/motion effects are quite smooth when running.

Automatically removes specified characters from input box. Good for fields that require only text/number inputs. Easily modified to accept only text or only numerals.

The powers jsB@nk would like to tell in this JavaScript text scroller are JavaScript OOP skills, this news scroller JavaScript script is coded in JavaScript OOP technologies with full detailed documentation/instructions.

You can create as many JavaScript web scrollers as you want with unlimited blocks of HTML; besides, you're able to change scrolling options easily, such as: speed, positions, delay time, etc for each div scroller. The script will also pause on mouseover , and resume scrolling on mouseout. Since it scrolls HTML instead of just image scrollers, you can include just about anything that can be ordinarily placed in a static HTML document: links, images, graphics, tables, backgrounds, etc.

Lightbox Image Viewer 2.0 expands upon Lightbox Image Viewer with a few new features. While the original version is great for viewing images individually on the page, Lightbox 2.0 supports a new "grouping" feature that lets you group related images on the page for easy browsing amongst them. The transitional effect for bringing up an image also differs from the original. And like before, this JavaScript supports optional caption display, plus incremental preloading of the next image when images are grouped. Very nice!

If you ever seen many web pages, posts of professional knowledges, specialized in skills or researches; perhaps you would see many specialized in words that they're explained after each post/page.

As a content publisher, when you have to work with specialized in articles, you'll have to spend more time to make more explanations by your hand if they're very long ones. This is reason Aaron Gustafson build this JavaScript code example, it helps us spend less than time for this job, all we have to do now is concentrate on our content, all glossaries will be done automatically.

There's another very useful JavaScript code example to content publishers: JavaScript Content Auto-Indexing using DOM.