Use this JavaScript to make your underline input. Cool.

You can use this JavaScript to make the scrolling text in the button. Additionally, size of button was also changed.

Use this JavaScript to add or change options on a form select menu. Clean and simple. Includes comments.

When executed, this JavaScript will place the cursor in a specified textbox, causing its background to blink for 6 seconds. This will highlight the textbox on the Web page in order to draw attention to it.

In this order form, the cost for each item is totaled as the items are selected and deselected. This is done without refreshing the entire page in order to save other form information. Heavily commented.

If you must have scrolling text, this is probably as good a way as any to show it.

Use this JavaScript to highlight rows in tables. Short but effective.

This is ideal for such things as lists of links and so forth. The visitor with Internet Explorer 4.x sees only the headers, and need only click on the subject that interests him to expand that particular section. Any type of content can be hidden; here I've used a definition list and a table. A second click on the section header contracts it again. Browsers other than Internet Explorer 4.x show the contents fully expanded, so the script degrades well.

Need to display a lot of information in a limited area? This JavaScript will display/hide the information at the click of a button. There is no limit to the amount of information you can add or sections you can use. Excellent for F.A.Qs.

Tab panel groups. Multiple objects can be instantiated on one page.