Javascript for business and home use

Popup window and navigation tool: There are two scripts here. The first opens up a new window when the page is loaded. You control the size and content of the popup window. You can place working links in this pop-up window with a second script.

Forms-based navigation tool. This script creates a forms based navigation tool. Using a pull down menu, you can provide links to other pages

Date: This script places the current date on the page

Mouseover: This script allows you to swap one image for another when the cursor moves over the original image. In addition, the images can be links.

Complex mouseover: This script will swap images all over the place. Several images will cause images to swap in a single place

Writing to a textbox: This script allows you to use a link on a page to place text into a textbox elsewhere on the page

Reusing a function: This script shows you how to define and reuse a javascript function

Status bar text: This script allows you to annotate your links

Rotating banners: This script allows you to place any number of images into an automatically rotating slide show that loads with the page

Slide show: This script cycles images as the user clicks on the links below the image. When it's through, it starts over again

Textbox ticker display: This script will display multiple lines of text in a textbox one live at a time

Vertical drop-down menu: This combination of css and javascript will produce a nicely styled and reusable two-level vertical drop down menu with horizontal submenus. It is an adaptation of a menu designed by Nick Rigby and published here in 2004 on A List Apart,

Horizontal drop-down menu: This combination of css and javascript will produce a nicely styled and reusable two-level horizontal drop down menu with vertical submenus. It is an adaptation of a menu designed by Patrick Griffiths and Dan Webb and published here in 2003 on A List Apart,