Simple Color Runner displays Letters of a phrase one by one while coloring each letter. The colors run accross the text as many times as you like. CROSS-BROWSER (IE 5+,Opera 7+, Netscape 7+, Mozilla 1.2+)

Your visitors knees will turn to jelly if they see your webpage dissolving itself. No panic! It's just a harmless, silly joke written by the fools from Peter Gehrig.

This JavaScript slides any text you want to the side. It also changes between colors. You can customize it all. If you put in tags to center, the script does something cool.

This script helps to insure the integrity of the date entered in drop-down menus. Dates, such as Feb 31st can't be selected. Today's date is automatically selected.

If you need a simple, elegant calendar to display the current days of the month, Basic Calendar is an excellent script for the purpose. Uses CSS to allow easy changing to its appearance, everything from calendar dimensions, colors, down to the font used to highlight the current day.

Procrastinators everywhere, rejoice! If many of your projects end up being due on the first of the month, do you know how many days do you have left? This JavaScript calculates and displays the number of days (not weekdays) left in the current month in a snap. And, the script has no trouble with leap year or Y2K.

This JavaScript creates a blocking calendar sheet on your webpages. Very nice.

Use this JavaScript to check the extension of a file.

Calculate and display the number of characters within a TEXTAREA with this JavaScript. Useful, for example, in helping your visitors manually keep their input length in check.

Use the form to try different settings. When you are happy with the results, paste the wizard generated code from the textbox at the bottom of this form into your page. When making color choices, use CSS approved color names or HEX color values (eg: #FFFFFF for white).