Slides the browser window off the screen when the link or button is clicked, only to return it to its original location as it loads the link page. Sweet!

This script will allow you to create an array of links through which you can skip with a previous and back button. These buttons are located in a frame and target another frame. Works in most browsers.

Use this script to create quick and easy alert and confirmation scripts. Pick what you want, enter your text and get the source code. Pretty neat!

Sends the user to a specific URL based on the combined selections from two different menus. Works great for sites navigation based on two seperate characteristics.

Let your visitors send you e-mail with a predetermined subject!

Before I confuse you, just touch the letters a bit. Okay, the way this works is that JavaScript tells the computer to give the document a new background color for each letter that is touched. Kind of cool.

If you would like to redirect your visitor to a different page for each day of the week, this script would be perfect. It will first detect what day of the week it is and then forward the visitor to the appropriate page. I also might mention that this is a perfect JavaScript example to learn from even if you don't use it. Just look at it!

When a category is clicked, the category's items are displayed below while the rest of the page is pushed downward. Good for use in a navigation frame of framed sites.

In this tutorial on the select element, we'll look at how to create a combo link menu, plus popular variations of it, such as one that navigates to a URL simply by selecting it from the list of options, one that uses an image as the "go" button etc.

Let JavaScript introduce you to the increasingly popular Mr. Push Me! Mr. Push doesn't mind the occassional push, but watch out if you over do it!

Rather than setup separate framesets each time you want to start over and open one of your page inside your frames, use this dynamic frameset script. You can load all your content pages as necessary through one page -- the magic begins when you use a search string (a '?' in the URL). The page passed then is opened in your frames. A default content page is used if no information is passed. Cool!

This tutorial is about Accordion style expanding and contracting CSS menu

Are you feeling, I don't know.... A little random? Then check out this random link generator! It randomly selects a URL from a pre-determined list and sends the user there!

A modified version of our Key Launcher script that gives you access to a secret page only if the correct word is typed. Cool!