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This 10-page tutorial shows how to create an animated news scroller in JavaScript along with several very useful DHTML techniques. Main topics covered: Specifying the banner's position, Using external JavaScript files, How to configure the banner, Assigning the banner's messages to an array, How to initialize the banner, Creating the banner's elements, How to fill the banner's elements, How to set an element's visibility, Rotating the messages, and How to move the messages.

A simple function to greet the user, according to the hour. Comments in spanish. Happy hacking!

So what is JavaScript? Is it Java? What does it do? Is it difficult to learn? These questions will all be answered in this tutorial, and more. Jump start your JavaScript endeavor here.

This is a tutorial which creates a simple cross-browser drop-down menu system in JavaScript. Tested in IE 4+ NS 4+ NS6/7 Mozilla and Opera 5+. Now includes cascading submenus.

One of the simplest ways to add a navigation feature on your site is to put a drop down menu on each of your pages. This short tutorial describes how to create a dropdown menu in JavaScript.

For various web scripts it is more convenient that user will see form executed in new window when he is pressing the submit button. Using JavaScript you can control the appearance of that window. change size, turn off navigation panel, hide manubar and so on. This technique is very helpful for poll and guestbook applications.

This tutorial explains how to create text fading effect utilizing JavaScript and the new DOM of IE5/NS6.

Learn how to use JavaScript to manipulate and display the current time and date.

You could use your status bar to display the time and date. You might also use it to display mouse-over text or a welcome message. View the source of the demo page for the source code.

This javascript scripts guide is especially for those who are trying their best to learn DHTML by dissecting code written by others and for people who don't know much about programming but are interested in making their web sites look Dynamic with simple add-ons. In short we bring you (clean) cut and paste resources with explanations on how they work on the same page of each resource.

A brief note describing how to write JavaScripts to make them run on as wide a range of browsers as possible.