This is an interesting fireworks effect with the following attributes:

+ Makes use of VML support in IE5+ to render the stars. No graphics involved.
+ Uses conditional comments of IE5+ for backwards compatibility with other browsers.
+ Colors of fireworks fully customizable.

There are a couple of disadvantages, however. The script may not run smoothly on slow-end computers, and disabling of the horizontal scrollbar on the page is required (done by script automatically).

This JavaScript creates a virtual keyboard on web pages for entering password.

Spreading the love on your site with this JavaScript! It produces big kisses and lips behind your mouse pointer as it moves, each disappearing only after a noticeable delay (set to 1 second in demo). Works in NS6 as well.

This is a good script to utilize during special occasions, such as Valentines.

This JavaScript uses regular expressions to check that a string contains a valid email address. Note that it won't catch all invalid emails, like most similar scripts. However, for most intents and purposes, this JavaScript should serve its purpose well, by rejecting common email typos while leaving room for obscure yet valid emails to pass.

The powers jsB@nk would like to tell in this JavaScript text scroller are JavaScript OOP skills, this news scroller JavaScript script is coded in JavaScript OOP technologies with full detailed documentation/instructions.

You can create as many JavaScript web scrollers as you want with unlimited blocks of HTML; besides, you're able to change scrolling options easily, such as: speed, positions, delay time, etc for each div scroller. The script will also pause on mouseover , and resume scrolling on mouseout. Since it scrolls HTML instead of just image scrollers, you can include just about anything that can be ordinarily placed in a static HTML document: links, images, graphics, tables, backgrounds, etc.

This is a purely DHTML/ CSS based Pie Graph script. It loads fast and blends in with the rest of the page. You can even use a transparent background for it!

This JavaScript code example will create a multi-level navigation menu on your web pages (in the live demo of this JavaScript code example, we have 3 levels; and obviously you can add as many levels as you want).

The advantages of this JavaScript code example are in following good ideas: just one root of menus opened at the same time; besides, this JavaScript menu navigation script uses cookie to store the states of menus, they will keep the old states every time the web pages will be refreshed.

Lightbox Image Viewer 2.0 expands upon Lightbox Image Viewer with a few new features. While the original version is great for viewing images individually on the page, Lightbox 2.0 supports a new "grouping" feature that lets you group related images on the page for easy browsing amongst them. The transitional effect for bringing up an image also differs from the original. And like before, this JavaScript supports optional caption display, plus incremental preloading of the next image when images are grouped. Very nice!

This JavaScript will save all of your form fields in a cookie. It includes all text fields, radio button selections, checkbox values, etc. When your visitor returns, all form fields are automatically repopulated with the same value that they entered on their last visit.

Instead of displaying "Open page..." in status bar when opening any web page, you can use this script to display ratio of loaded data. It's more effetive and cool. This script works in Internet Explorer, Opera, Netscape and Mozilla.