WebSlide is a free & JavaScript-based application for displaying/presenting images easily. Mostly, it is built for viewing website design mockups which is very handy for freelancers & web agencies.

jQuery has built-in animations & effects. But when it comes to switching between 2 objects, you may need to code a little more for a flawless display. ImageSwitch is an easy to use jQuery plugin for switching between images using effects.

JavaScript may not be the best way to password-protect a webpage, but for those who do not have access to a CGI-BIN, it may very well be the only way. To provide these people with a decent JavaScript password protector that will keep out at least the average surfer, I’ve created this encrypted...

Description: This Ajax script enhances the default “title” attribute of HTML so certain tooltips can instead get their contents from an external file, with rich HTML content and all. Integration is easy and non obtrusive, and for the sake of efficiency, the script will only use Ajax to load...

Features: 5 different cross browser slideshow effects. Easy-to-configure. You can see the slideshow with Internet Explorer, Netscape, Firefox, Mozilla, Opera, and Safari. The slideshow automatically advances the slides. You can set the duration.

This is just like the magnetic word kits you’ve seen before except this is on the internet! It saves state when you release a piece. It updates itself every 7 seconds, so if you’re on it at the same time as someone else is and they move something, you’ll see that piece move too. And...

Configuration PHP and mySql required This script requires that you have PHP installed on your server and access to a mySql database. Files included in package * ajax-poller.html = Main HTML file. Contains some HTML code and some PHP code. You will find the code for the poller between the comments...

You use this script by defining a < DIV > with an ID. This div should contain one < SPAN > tag which holds the text. Example:

Reflection.js allows you to add reflections to images on your webpages. It uses unobtrusive javascript to keep your code clean. It works in all the major browsers – Internet Explorer 5.5+, Mozilla Firefox 1.5+, Safari, Google Chrome and Opera 9+. On older browsers, it’ll degrade and your...

How to edit in place using AJAX? If you are not familiar with how flickr handles editing data, here’s a short summary. * Show user the data field normally (for instance: the title of a picture) * When mouse rolls over that title, make the background of the word yellow