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You can use this script as cross-browser replacement for IE's uilt-in MARQUEE tag (which doesn't work in anything except IE). Adjust the various settings in the script to get the effect you want. The 'boxwidth' setting should be set wide enough for the content to bounce.
This script allows you to add a neat fade-in/out effect to images, text, whatever. The effects this script creates can only be seen in IE4+ and Netscape 6+. Older browsers such an Netscape4 should just show the element. If the elements are incorrectly rendered in NS4, try using workaround methods such as wrapping elements in ILAYER tags or something. The script still won't work, but the content should look better.
There is a bug in Netscape 4.x which causes the page to scroll unpredicatably using the window.scrollTo() method when there are both horizontal and vertical scrollbar present. Therefore, this JavaScript is designed not to function nor will the arrows even appear in Netscape 4.x browsers (but does function correctly in Netscape 6.x browsers).
There is a bug in Netscape 4.x which causes the page to scroll unpredicatably using the window.scrollTo() method when there are both horizontal and vertical scrollbar present. Therefore, this JavaScript is designed not to function nor will the arrows even appear in Netscape 4.x browsers (but does function correctly in Netscape 6.x browsers).
Display, hide, and change layers in all browsers. This useful script makes it easy!
This quick little X demo illustrates hiding/showing 'panels' when some trigger element is moused over. Any elements can be used as 'triggers'.The demo trigger elements are in the right column of this page. The panels are shown in the center of the page.
Slides an element while the mouse is over some other element.
This JavaScript creates a text writter scroller in a type input.
Experiment with the floater's slide-time - the duration of the slide in milliseconds. The menu's movement on the page has a very psychological effect on the user. See for yourself by trying these values: 0, 100, 700, 1000. Try your own values.
