Learn Sth more about Textbox Link V.2

Place the cursor over these links and a nice description will be shown. Pretty cool! IE and NS 6.

Now you can easily use text or an image as a submit button!

Make a choice from the dropdown box and the link changes. You can place the link anywhere on the page.

This neat little JavaScript will flip through all the different sites that you include, along with a description of that site. When the visitor clicks the button, they are taken to that site! Very cool!

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.

Allow the visitor to set your site as their homepage with a link. This script works best in Internet Explorer, but also displays the appropriate information based on browser type

This small script masks the URL in the status bar to hide the real link to that particular page.

t's nice of you to show your visitors a little bit about a link before they follow it! When they put their cursor on a link, a description of the link appears on the status bar, rather than the URL! I can think of many times this would be very convenient.

This tutorial contains a code which opens the default e-mail client, writes a predetermined message into the subject line, and writes the page title and link into the body of the e-mail.

Learn how to add the option of allowing links on your page to be opened in a new window with this powerful script. A simple checkbox toggles between the current and new window. Great!

This short script will turn an ordinary button into a link to any page. Easy!

When you hover over the link a loading bar increases, once the bar is full the link becomes active. Clicking prematurely causes a message box.

Learn how to add favorites links using JavaScript

This is a very short script for creating a link that looks like standard text (no underlining or link pointer). IE and NS6+

After your visitors click a link, you can make the browser delay as many seconds as you want before they are actually sent to that page. Why not use that time to display an animated image about the page they are going to? Eye-catching!