A multimedia, easy-to-configure DHTML slideshow script for your site. Images are automatically preloaded, and can each be set to hyperlink to a distinct URL. Highly popular.

You've probably noticed those cool icons that show up in the URL box and with Favorites (bookmarks) in IE5. Here's how, and it's super-easy.

Put sliding navigation bar on your page. I needed that for a site that had long pages and short navigation bars, so the client wanted to fill that empty space along the left side of the pages. There is a detailed explanation of how it works.

Add more meaning to your text links with Jim's tooltip script. A dynamic box pops up alongside the link as the mouse moves over it, providing textual information. Compatible with IE4, NS4, and NS6!

Prints out a message in TELE-TYPE-WRITER style.

This shows how to create a form that has a portion of the form shown (or hidden) upon certain user events. (radio button selection by the user in this example) Netscape has a problem with embeding a portion of a form inside a DIV/SPAN/LAYER, which is why there are three forms shown here, but on ...

A Windows Explorer style tree menu with unlimited number of levels. The code has been tested on IE 4.0, 5.0, 5.5, 6.0 on Windows, IE 5.0 on Mac, and various versions of Netscape 6.0 and Mozilla.

This clever utility converts normal HTML code to dynamically generated JavaScript instead. Very useful in applications where the code must be dynamically generated, such as contents inside a JavaScript scroller, text of a random quote script etc.

Create graphs out of raw data using Graph It! Just input the name/value pairs of the involved graph elements, and leave the rest to the script. The values can be either absolute or percentage (using two versions of script).

This article will focus on building a JavaScript tree. The target browsers for this tree are Internet Explorer 5.0+ and Netscape 6.1+ (Netscape 6.0 had many bugs that could affect the proper display of the tree). This tree will be built with cross-browser code that works on both IE5+ and NS6, so ...