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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.

CodeBrain's free 'YAK' applet is a small, fast animation and button builder with amazing flexibility and ease of set-up. Designed for both animations and mouse-over buttons, it features complete text control, sound support, three-state button action, and a wealth of thoughtful color, border, and control options. The Yak applet can also be used as a stand-alone image animator, with up to 100 images. The free download kit includes all graphics, sounds, ready-to-run stock demos, and full instructions.

ITG is a small example script for using HTML Templates in this case for thumbnail handling.

SWIGS is a system for creating hierarchically organized sets of thumbnail galleries. Multiple sizes for each image are produced automatically, and each image can be annotated with a relevant description, date, photo credit, etc. The image galleries (albums) have a tree structure, each album possibly containing pictures and/or additional albums. The album is made up of a set of webpages: a set of thumbnail pages for the images in the gallery, a text-only list of all the images in the album (with description if available), and a page listing all the sub-albums of the current album, with a description and sample image for each.

This tutorial explains the little known technique on manipulating image opacity in NS6, using CSS and DHTML.

This script allows you to change the background image used by the page, from a clicked link or on mouseOver. Any number of images can be used. Shows how to attach to a regular (clicked) link, or how to activate the background image change on a mouseOver.

This script allows you to resize one or more images on a page by clicking and dragging on the image(s). A single left-click will also reset the image to a default size. Any number of images may be used.

This script allows you to conveniently zoom in and out of an image. Functional in IE4+, NS6 and Opera 6+, the script does not push content around the image aside as it is zooming, unlike most similar scripts out there.

Learn how to implement an image slideshow in JavaScript, along with making each slide "clickable".

When an image is clicked, this script will show the image URL in a textbox. Useful for cases where you want others to be able to copy the image address easily for linking... such as for banners, logo graphics, etc. A single instance of the script can be attached to any number of images in the page.