When used with a starry type background image, this script gives the effect of randomly 'twinkling' stars.

Web sites with heavy content sometimes use anchor links to navigate down the page. The problem with this type of JavaScript navigation is that the user can become confused. The JavaScript navigation suddenly disappeared, and the user can be unsure if they were sent to a new page or if the page just scrolled down. This JavaScript addresses this problem by animating to the anchor link. Active and visited states are also used to let the user know what content has already been read.

This small JavaScript library will spice up the look of your tooltips in your Web page. It replaces the title attribute with a tooltip designed to match your Web site. You can use it in almost an HTML element too. Easy to implement!

This is a different script to create an animated message in status bar.

This elegant JavaScript menu sticks at the left side of your webpage and consumes almost no space (trick: vertical labeling of the main-topics). Easy to configure.

Uses images to display a clock.

Keep your content fresh. Use this JavaScript to automatically reload a fresh copy of your Web page from the server. You determine the time delay between refreshes. [ This page refreshes every 5 minutes. ]

This vertical navigation menu is a stylish collapsible menu modelled after the navigational menu found on Slashdot. Session-only cookies are used to store the state of menu (whether it's expanded or not). Cool css navigation menu design!

New updates: you can now add a expand / contract all links on the navigation, to allow your visitors to easily toggle the visibility of all submenus. Furthermore, you can specify all submenus should be contracted by default for first loads (see top of "menu.js").

Display a gallery of images with titles and descriptions for each image. Easy to set up and completely customizable.

Blm Mult-level effect menu is a JavaScript/CSS hybrid dropdown menu based on ordinary HTML lists. As its name suggests, it allows for infinite levels of sub menus. The menu supports many different visual options, all specified simply by inserting keywords inside the menu's "class" attribute. The menu has been tested and should work in most standards compliant browser (IE5.5+, Firefox 1.5+, Opera 8.5+, Safari).