This image rotation system creates a dissolving effect for the transition phase. Great for banners, picture-presentations and more. Add as many images as you like. Each image can be linked to a different URL. The full dissolving effect can be view with IE4, IE5 or higher. Netscape-users will see a simple image-rotation-effect instead of it.

This JavaScript tutorial will show you how to combine RSS, AJAX, and JavaScript to create a real-time RSS ticker.

Thanks to AJAX, the conventional roles of server side and client side programming are reversed in an web application like this as JavaScript- not PHP- is used to handle much of the work, including parsing the RSS file.

I've learned it's good form to always show your viewers exactly where you're leading them to begin with, so here are a couple of examples of the Ajax style RSS ticker I'll be discussing how to create.

This JavaScript slideshow lets the user manually move back and forth between images, by clicking on the provided buttons.

This JavaScript verifies that a string looks like a real e-mail address.

This is a spinning three dimensional cube. Eight dots revolve by itself to create a motional cube.

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").

You are needing a beautiful/stylish Javascript countdown timer? And it must be easy to use & edit? Check out this JavaScript code now to see it in action. It meets your requirements, and maybe the best JavaScript countdown timer you ever use.

A variable width/speed marquee HTML, marquee text with realistic multi-color LED digits. No fonts required, and it uses only a single 36Kb image.

See also: LED Display Panel

Use this JavaScript instead of frames. When a visitor clicks on a specific link, the content of that link is inserted into the page without a refresh. When a page doesn't exist, a user-friendly error message is given.

Use this JavaScript to give your visitors a little scare. Some of the more gullable visitors will even close be convinced that their computer has been completely contaminated.... Just another neat JavaScript effect.