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RandoThumb allows you to dislay a set of thumbnails (any number of thumbs) on a webpage and have the same thumbs display each time but in different orders each page view. This can give the impression of the page being updated or Fresh to surfers giving them more reason to stay and look around longer.

Randomage is a random image generator. It supports 3 graphics types; .png, .gif, and .jpg. It finds a random image from your pics directory, figures out what type it is, prints the content header based on that type, and then displays the picture. All automatically. It can be called via tag or via SSI. It's your choice. :)

This Picture Of The Day (POTD) script allows you to automatically display a new picture everyday without any uploading or editing of HTML pages.

This is a simple Perl script for displaying a random image. You can select the image's alignment, define its width and height, and specify whether or not to include the image's ALT text.

This script displays a random image. You can specify whether or not to link the image, include the image's ALT text, select its border size and alignment, define its width and height, and the target location.

Random Image Displayer is a simple script which displays a random image or background on your Web page.

Randomizer makes the job of keeping your website looking 'fresh' easy. Randomizer will randomly select an image from a directory of images on your server. This can be a dramatic change, like rotating the background texture of a page, or it can be subtle, like changing your welcome message.

Server Side Include Random Image Displayer is a slightly extended version of the Basic Random Image Displayer. This Server Side Includes version allows you to have a random image appear together with its corresponding random link, as well as a few more configurable options than the Basic Random Image Displayer.

Random Image Displayer allows you to set up a list of images and then randomly display them as inlined images or background images. Called from a normal image tag, no Server Side Includes are necessary.