This script displays a calendar page of the chosen month and year. The function takes a date object as its parameter. If it is omitted, the calendar will default to the date on the client computer

Do you just not like the browser and computer "user agent" line that the web browsers use? This neat script (written by Netscape!) actually converts the user agent line into a more "user friendly" form, indicating the user's computer platform, browser version, and more! Check it out!

After studying this tutorial you will be able to make scrolling and toggling simple

Learn how to create simple cross-browser textarea editor

The background image is actually scrolled on the page. Wow!

An impressive single line news ticker with smooth scrolling motion. Supports any valid HTML within the scroll text, including images or links. Really easy to position on your page, just place the 'tickpos' anchor where you want the scroller to appear. Easy!

Create a scrolling and pasuing ticker from anyone's RSS feed!

Use JavaScript to alert your user with the contents of a textarea! This also serves little purpose in the real world, but nonetheless is a great example of JavaScript. Type something in the box and hit 'Alert Me!'

Your message is initially expanded with extra spaces but then slowly compressed to fit the message in the status bar. Neat!

Provides controls to scroll the layer at varying speeds. Can be used with your own graphics and layout to creatively present your content

nstead of 'typing', 'pushing' or 'blinking' words, this scroller replaces a random character in the text with the correct new one to eventually create a new phrase.

Scrolls HTML elements within a DIV. A version of the HTML Scroller modified to display a DIV on both the left and right side of the window for both IE and Netscape

Scrolling words along the bottom of the page is cool and all, but this one takes the cake.... You can scroll text, links, images, buttons, basically anything you want, in a little news like box on your site. And, you can have as many 'messages' as you want. Amazing!

This script makes it look like there is a lump moving under a line of text in the status bar -- sort of how it would look if a mouse were running under a rug.