Blue spheres loitering around your html making it look alive. A rather avant script that lets your page get a power feel.

This popup progress bar script can be used to provide a visual update to an event in progress. Use it, for example, to display a delay before redirecting to another page or loading a script/application.

This decorative script animates flying bats at any specified location on your webpage, and can be set to dismiss after x seconds. The perfect script to implement on Halloween. Updated for increased efficiency NS6 compatibility.

With this script you can let your visitors to change color adjustments. Any elements of your page can be changed to user specified color (bgColor, color of the text, frameworks, tables...). This script has the interface similar to the basic graphic programs. There are 3 color strips - color, contrast and brightness.

This is a Web-based wizard to create dynamic textarea colors schemes. It allows you to set the onLoad (startup), onMouseOver and onMouseOut colors for your textarea fields. Adjust the color schemes for the text, the background color and the scrollbar.

Several code snippets to dynamically change the color of your scrollbar. Much easier than some of the more confusing versions out there. Control the color of your scrollbar using the links on your site. Control the color using onMouseOver, onMouseOut, onClick, and a combination of all of them.

Use these instructions to create onMouseover/onMouseout color effects within tables. Change table rows or table cells bgcolor when mouse moves over elements of the table. This script works on IE only.

This JavaScript shows how to have a status bar show the progress of something in graphic. This bar shows 10 steps until the status event is completed.

cool fade is a short JavaScript that allows you to add a very cool "additive" color fade. It can be easilly customized to the size/colours you desire.

This DHTML script allows you to add a spotlight effect on your Web page. The spotlight follows the user's cursor until he/she clicks on the mouse.

Expose your webpage to the awesome effect of lightening, using this JavaScript.

DHTML can render sophisticated interfaces, as this script illustrates. It's a dynamic progress bar, similar to the "loading" bar of your computer OS. Use it to graphically countdown to any event, for example.

Bubbles drift upwards, then vanish on your page, with this visual effect script.

Create a text or image watermark that stays in the same place on a page even when the page is scrolled. Works in both Internet Explorer and Netscape 4+.

This is a light version of the intro to the Scriptomania site. This script have three different animations, and you can either choose one of them; Or you can set it to Random.

With this DHTML script, a butterfly wonders aimlessly around your page. The little insect can be dismissed by clicking on it. Add a touch of nature.

Using dynamic HTML layers, you can perform complex full-screen animation without requiring a huge image. This example was made using Macromedia's DreamWeaver.

This example uses dynamic HTML and an animated gif to give a butterfly motion across the screen. The example works in both browsers, but it is believed to run better in Netscape 4.0x, to see how the dHTML is done View::Page Source in your browser.

This is an energetic little text script that bounces a message around your visitor's window screen. Not only can you add HTML to the mix, but also, configure precisely the speed of the animation, and whether the message should disappear after x seconds.

This is a TV-like message banner script that creates a "always-on-top" message, centered at the bottom of the surfer's screen. Use it to display a message that's constantly visible on your user's screen.