Top Rated Scripts | JavaScript | Scripts & Programs | Visual Effects

Dynamically demonstrates on a div and an image the strips, randomBars and Barn transition effects. Requires IE 5.5+

Dynamically demonstrate on a div and an image the Spiral, Pixelate and RadialWipe transition effects. Requires IE 5.5+

Neon lights are an effective way in which to draw attention to signs and banners on the street, and now, to your webpage text as well. Requires IE 4+ to work, with all other browsers seeing simply the plain version of the text.

This is a TV-like message banner script that creates a "always-on-top" message, centered at the bottom of the surfer's screen. Use it to display a message that's constantly visible on your user's screen.

Blue spheres loitering around your html making it look alive. A rather avant script that lets your page get a power feel.

The eqPageLoadingEffect script places a small 'firefox' style rotating image anywhere you like on a page. It will only show during the page load and then become invisible... It is ideal for large pages with a lot of bandwidth rich content. PLEASE NOTE: It currently only works with IE 5.5+, IE 6 and IE7... It didn't perform correctly under other browsers so a small browser check script was added to disable it completely on non-IE browsers.

This object can slide page elements to switch content in display. It can take the page elements inside a given div element and switch between them by using a slide effect to make one element appear scrolling in the div, while the previous is hidden with the same slide scrolling effect. The switch of the elements may be triggered by clicks on menu items that correspond to the sliding elements to be displayed. Dragging the mouse over the currently display element may also trigger the sliding switch element action.

Does your page look static? You're one script away from changing this. Even if you do not want too much movement on your page, you can still use this script for adding special roll over effects or some decent presentations. Your texts, images or forms can fly now, they can expand from void or shrink into nothingness.

Several code snippets to dynamically change the color of your scrollbar. Much easier than some of the more confusing versions out there. Control the color of your scrollbar using the links on your site. Control the color using onMouseOver, onMouseOut, onClick, and a combination of all of them.

If you have a web page that handles a lot of data, and it takes a long time to load the page, the best way is to use the preload. This small preloader will help you.

Zebra_Accordion is a tiny (2KB minified) accordion plugin for jQuery. It transforms a basic definition list, without requiring any other specific markup, into a small-footprint, easily configurable, fully customizable, cross-browser accordion widget, useful for better organizing larger groups of content. Features: no additional markup required other than a basic definition list; easily customizable through CSS; can be configured to work so that only a single can be expanded at a time, or so that all tabs may be expanded/collapsed; can be configured to work so tabs expand on mouse over; when, after expanding a tab, part of its content is outside the viewport, it automatically scrolls the browser's window so that the tab's content is visible; callback functions can be used for further customizations; works in all major browsers (Firefox, Opera, Safari, Chrome, Internet Explorer 6, 7, 8, 9)

Easily desaturate (and colorize) your images using javascript. Great for rollover effects to indicate clickable regions. Very simple to implement. Includes sample script. requires IE 5.5+

Easily create a negative of your image. Colorized negative or grayscale negative. Uses the invert and xray filters. Requires IE 5.5+

This popup progress bar script can be used to provide a visual update to an event in progress. Use it, for example, to display a delay before redirecting to another page or loading a script/application.

This script is very simple but it does exactly what he is supposed to. Tested with IE7 and FF3.

Use these instructions to create onMouseover/onMouseout color effects within tables. Change table rows or table cells bgcolor when mouse moves over elements of the table. This script works on IE only.

This is a JavaScript which will place a floating image in the bottom corner of a web browser. If you've visted sites on GeoCities lately you've probably seen the floating logo they have in the bottom corner, this script does the same kind of thing.

This is a Web-based wizard to create dynamic textarea colors schemes. It allows you to set the onLoad (startup), onMouseOver and onMouseOut colors for your textarea fields. Adjust the color schemes for the text, the background color and the scrollbar.

Takes a plain html table and turns it into a treetable. Uses jQuery, so you get all the functionality of this wonderful library for free. Update Dec 2008 Feature Set:- Has now been fully updated to work with JQuery 1.2+ Multiple treetables in the one page - new Optionally uses a cookie to remember the state across page refreshes and as parent nodes are collapsed/expanded - new Highlighting as you hover over rows. Dynamic striping. Set tree to any column of the table. Collapse certain nodes initially. Connecting lines. Very fast, even on large datasets. Can have other content in the same table not part of the tree. ~14kb zipped inc images and examples etc.

PreLoadMe is a leightweight preloader for any webcontent. Powered by jQuery and CSS it is fully responsive and will run on all modern desktop- and mobile browsers with no additionals plugins. PreLoadMe displays a loading animation until the browser fetched the whole webcontent and will fade out the moment the page has been completely chached. Because the simplicity of PreLoadMe, it can be easily customized and adapted to your needs.