New Scripts | JavaScript | Scripts & Programs | Image Effects

Your visitor has switched off loading images? This script allows you to display them with DHTML. Naturally, image, turning up among dull lines of text and frames of images, will catch view. Eventually, visitors studying the page will pay more attention to it.

DS Stars is a JavaScript that displays a rain effect. The script includes a HTML code generator that allows to change parameters without any knowledge of JavaScript and HTML programming.

Similar to the wellknown java lake-applets, this script gives you the ability to produce the effect of a water-surface. With only a few settings in the js-file you can have a part of your pic rippled/waved, or reflect the above part of the pic. You can define underlay-pics to shimmer through the waves or overlay-pics to be shown above the "water-surface". This script is easy to configure, the project-homepage offers different configuration-samples. The script is crossbrowser, standards-compliant and offers the possibility for a graceful noscript fallback.

You've probably seen the nice 360 degree pics on the Web. The viewers are usually java-based or use a video-player. This is a "player" based on dhtml. It�s simple, and just scrolls to the left or to the right.

This is a combination of an automatic slideshow with fading transitions and a gallery with scrollable thumbs. Features for welcome screen: loading control, set a welcome-image, set the welcome-screen to 50% transparency, set the whole gallery to full-window-size, set the welcome-image to full-window-size, and change/customize title/text/colors. Features for slideshow: automatically cycles through all set pics; fading transition; free to set time to show the pics; images get automatically scaled to fit the image-area; texts can be displayed with each pic; ability to switch from the slideshow to the thumbnails; and more. Features for gallery: 3 parts, imagarea, textarea, controlpanel; images get automatically scaled to fit the image-area; defined texts are shown as in the slideshow; and more. 1.2 update: now works with IE5.0 as well, integrated some user-suggestions, the script got smaller by about 15%.

This script (and the explanatory text) allows you to create buttons and images that change when your visitors' mouse cursors hover over them. It is useful for buttons that automatically depress and pop-up, menus and other image tricks.

A cross-browser JavaScript image slideshow that is easy to configure and use. This script uses previous/next button to move forward and backward. Any number of images can be used. Good utility for newcomers and beginners.

This script loads a new image of a different size and sets the size correctly for the replacement image. This is set to work for IE only.

A versatile image slideshow that can be viewed in three ways- via a drop down menu, back/forward button, or automatically.

Using new multimedia effects introduced in IE5.5, this image slide show script "pixelates" into view the images.

This is a fully featured photo album script written in JavaScript. Features: Previous, next, *and* random buttons; a menu list to choose from all the photos; a search feature; a "photo album page" that automatically contains the date the picture was taken and a description of the picture; the image automatically sizes to the browser window; and easily add the information to use this script with your own images. Little to no javascript knowledge is required for its use!

Summon a group of Cupids to circle about on your webpage, then disappear, with this DHTML effect. A great accessory to put up during special occasions such as Valentines.

This JavaScript allows you to have a large collection of images displayed. It uses cookies to determine which picture to view. To set up, you will need to modify the javascript include file last_month.js anytime you add or remove images. This picture viewer was created for the simplistic nature of adding more images, and running completely on the client side.

Preload images with style, using this practical script. A live graphical bar is displayed inline on the page, updating on the progress of the preloading.

Four-state image buttons -- with no multiple images, no layers, and no JavaScript? Darned close! Plug in a simple style script, attach a few mouse events to an image (or images), and bang -- instant four-action buttons even most power scripters would sweat to do. Easy sailing, even for newcomers.

This easy, short, cross-browser cut-and-paste script presents images in a continuous slideshow format -- with a fader effect on image transitions in IE. Any number of images can be used, and timing is adjustable. Great for newcomers, but a solid utility script, too.

Easy, short, cut-and-paste script that presents images in a continuous slideshow format. Any number of images can be used, and timing is adjustable. Great for JavaScript newcomers, but a solid utility script, too.

This script is useful if you need to animate an image other then a *.gif. It does require some customization so only experienced developers should use it. It allows you to set the time interval for images to change.

You can select a size and simply click on a button to see a picture or a page pictures in your favorite size. Zoom in or zoom out...

Display a series of images in an automated slide show, a pulldown menu, or the various slideshow controls that are included, such as previous and next.