Modeless window remains active/visible on the user screen until explicitly dismissed.

Ace Generation 2 Popup Wizard allows you to easily add popup windows to your web site. The windows are activated by clicking on a link, button, when a page loads or unloads, and can be adjusted to any degree of detail you desire, such as dimensions, scrollbars, toolbar etc.

This is a Web-based wizard for creating custom scrollbar colors. It works on IE 5.5 and above.

This JavaScript code can be used to to open a window off screen that opens a series of popup windows based a preset amount of time.

Use this code to get a popup window to close after a pre-determined amount of time. For example, set an advertisement popup window to remain open for 15 seconds, then it automatically closes.

Ace PopBack Creator is a Web-based wizard to easily add popup windows that open behind all other windows that are open. The windows are activated by clicking on a link, and can be adjusted to any degree of detail you desire, such as dimensions, scrollbars, toolbar etc.

Use the Ace Popup Creator to easily add popup windows to your web site. The windows are activated by clicking on a link, and can be adjusted to any degree of detail you desire, such as dimensions, scrollbars, toolbar etc.

Here you can 'grab' a few simple cut n paste codes required to create Window Closing links and buttons.

This JavaScript demonstrates the onMouseOver and onMouseOut attributes. When a person places their mouse over the link a new window will open up on top of the current browser window. When the mouse pointer is moved off the link the window will close automatically. All the script for the new window is contained in the previous page, so it loads rather quickly.

This JavaScript shows how to create a DHTML item popup centered on the window on a mouseover. This example should have code running on the body onload event. Works on both IE and Netscape.

This JavaScript demonstrates how to create a popup window that moves around the screen. It gets (de)activated upon moving cursor over a given link.

Fullscreen Popup is a JavaScript that opens up a new window automatically as the page finishes loading. It opens up a new window that is set to be fullscreen size. It only works on IE.

This is a javascript which can adjust any internet browser screen display with 1024x768 and above into 800x600. At present there are a variety of monitor resolution sizes. When webmasters design HTML documents, the screen display can not be adjusted for each user. This javasript will always ensure your screen to be 800x600.

This JavaScript example allows you to center the window on the screen by first determing the dimensions of the screen and the window. The link makes the popup window be 400 * 400 px, with scrollbars, and the "this.href" takes the href info out of the link and put it into the script. The link is good if you don't have javascript turned on because it works just like a normal link. The onclick comand tells javascript enabled browser to reference a javascript (that would be the NewWindow function) and the return false tells the browser not to procede with the normal link.

This JavaScript example shows how to open up a new window, and write the new page. The contents of the new window/new page contain the logic necessary to close the window that opened it up (opener is the object). It is necessary to open and close the document object before and after you write the new contents (IE doesn't care - but Netscape does).

Allow your visitors to have a popup page on your site appear exactly as they want. They can customize the width, height, and placement of a popup window on your site before the window is opened.

This script will update two frames from one link. If the browser doesn't support javascript the link will still load but without the extra frame being updated.

Auto Maximize Window is a simple script that automatically maximises the browser window when it is loaded within a webpage.

Shake Me! is a short JavaScript that shakes the users' browser window anywhere. It activates upon clicking the "Shake Me!" hyperlink by user. Be careful testing the online demo, it really shakes.

Use this practical DHTML script to not only open up links in a secondary popup window, but one that's centered in the middle of the user's screen. Browsers other than NS 4+ or IE 4+ will still open the window, only that it won't be centered.