Mouse Tricks

This script displays a sinus text effect on the cursor. The script includes a HTML code generator that allows to change parameters without any knowledge of JavaScript and HTML programming.

Use this script to add a simple image trail to your webpage. A single image follows the mouse around, and is configurable in several useful ways.

An alien "caterpillar" tracks your mouse cursor across your web page. This script was originally developed to simulate the Sentinals or "Squidies" from The Matrix. Given the right images it can achieve that affect. However, in order to avoid copyright infringement this script is supplied with 4 examples using self created images. You can use the default images for 4 different mouse trailers or use your own images to create your own mouse tracking "alien" creature. Not a very useful script but it does add a WOW factor to your web page.(Update. Click on it!)

Use this script to launch a popup window whenever the right mouse button is clicked. Useful for limited protection of page code and images; and the popup window can contain whatever fulmination on human morals you wish to deliver.

This script displays a cursor trailer effect. The script includes a HTML code generator that allows to change parameters without any knowledge of JavaScript and HTML programming.

Tigra Tables is JavaScript applet creating nice client-side visual effects for HTML tables making them easier to read.

This JavaScript displays different content for different links on the same area, dynamically. You can display any content in the area. This version (v 2.0) supports IE, NS4, NS6.

Spread the love on your site with this kissing trail script. It plants big kisses behind your mouse as it moves, each disappearing only after a noticeable delay. This is a good script to utilize during special occasions, such as Valentines.

Starting in IE6, for the first time ever, you can specify your own image for the browser to use as the cursor. The image will replace the default "arrow" one. This script uses CSS to allow you to customize your page's cursor in IE6+.

A "comet" mouse trail script that's non intrusive- yet visually impressive. Very cool effect for your site.

This JavaScript example shows how to create a "dynamic" updated field on the page. The updated field happens to be a table in this example, and the background is shown to show you it's entire field. Netscape requires that the size of the field be defined upon the page's creation - IE doesn't care and can resize the field dependant upon the data placed into it as it is placed into it. This script is designed specifically for IE. Netscape would, but requires special if statements to have different accesses to the objects.

This straightforward, easy script and quick-take mini-tutorial shows how to reliably capture the mouse X and Y positions, dynamically, in NS4-6 and IE4-6. Also shows how to display positional values in form fields.

This JavaScript example demosnstrates how to create small little squares that follow and rotate around the mouse position.

This randomly picks a string to use and places that string on the form button. This runs on a mouseover event, so that everytime the user places the mouse over the button it's text will change.

Make the cursor on your page the center of attention for once, with this script. It renders minute glowing particles that revolve the cursor in a 3D, circular trajectory, like in a magic wand. Mesmerizing!

Add some fun to your mouse cursor with this cross-browser trail script. Updated with several important features: 1) Script now functional in NS6. 2) User can specify explicit offset of trail from mouse cursor, preventing trailer from potentially interfering with links on the page. 3) Finally, trail will now not cross over the window's edge, which used to cause the browser's scrollbar to appear.

This tool will generate a Double JavaScript MouseOver script that you can copy and paste in to your HTML documents. With this script, and four images, you can create an amazing rollover effect. All images must be the same size and in GIF format.

This JavaScript changes menu images when you place your mouse over the specified images. It works for Netscape 3.0x or greater.