New Scripts | JavaScript | Scripts & Programs | Image Effects

The purpose of this script is twofold: To show the perceived performance enhancements of pre-cached images, and To show how to script continually rotating images. When this page loads, it automatically pre-caches four images that are immediately available in the right-hand pane. The idea here is that as long as the visitor is waiting for a page to load, all the images may as well be downloaded up front, allowing for instantaneous image access thereafter. Activating the checkbox turns on a function that continually cycles through all pre-cached images at five-second intervals.

The JavaScript Image Click ScriptWriter will enable you to build all the code needed to generate an effective method for displaying images on your site. Simply enter the number of images you want to display, the default image location, the location of the preview images, and the size of the image.

This script displays an arrow image alongside the link when you move your cursor over the link. Furthermore, the arrow blinks while the mouse is over it. Nice visual effect.

Preloading images refers to loading images into browser cache prior to displaying them, and is used when you wish certain images to be revealed instantly when called upon (such as in a rollover effect). Use this script to preload any number of images easily.

This cool script will not only preload images, but update you on its progress, live, using an update bar (all constructed using code!). Requires Internet Explorer 4+ to work, with all other browsers simply bypassing the preloading.

This is a unique slideshow script that will intelligently preload its images one at a time, while the preceding image is being shown. Use this script if your slideshow contains a lot of heavy duty images, and you don't want your visitors to wait forever (literally) before he/she can see the slide.

A drop down combo box that allows surfers to choose among many images to be shown. A great bandwidth and space-saver way to display images.

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. Updated for Opera 7 functionality.

This is a simple JavaScript that implements a slide show. It features clean interface, preloads images for fast navigation, and allows you to display corresponding text for each slide.

Need to show a bunch of images without cluttering up your web page? With this easy script, your visitor's can view different images at the click of a button, without loading up extra HTML pages.

This script combines imagemaps and JavaScript to produce a message in a text box when the mouse is moved over different parts of an image. This is good if you need a more detailed description of part of an image.

This script adds a little bit of flashy, hi-tech to your webpage. When the user moves the mouse over your image the image changes, and then returns to normal when the mouse is moved off. This script works in: Navigator 3 - 4, Opera 3.1, and Explorer 4.

This JavaScript lets you click on thumbnails to display full-size images on the same page. If the browser can manipulate document images, then it simply in-lines the large image. If it can't, or if it doesn't recognise JavaScript at all, it will simply display the image by itself, in a new page.

This is the standard JavaScript 'image rollover' - an image that changes appearance as you move the mouse over it. The JavaScript works by loading several alternative images for each button. If the user moves the mouse in or out of the button's area, a JavaScript function is invoked to change the image displayed. It does this by changing the 'src' attribute of the named button image.