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Menu Swapper
Javascript | Views: 29 |
Move selected items from one list box to another using direction buttons. It works like database field selection, supports selecting multiple items, and even can sort the moved item into the new list. Newly modified, more efficient algorithm

Animated link box
Javascript | Views: 9 |
Streamline you links into one box for easy selection and navigation with this script. As an added touch, the script briefly "flashes" the selected link before whisking visitors to it

Multi image slideshow
Javascript | Views: 3 |
Think of it as multiple slideshows all jammed packed into one! The following script can handle more than one set of image slides. Toggle between them through text links. As an added bonus, you can specify whether each slide is linked to a unique URL. Ver..

Check all check/radio buttons
Javascript | Views: 0 |
A good addition to your forms if they contain a multitude of check/radio buttons is a "check/uncheck all" feature. This script does just that for any group of checkboxes and radio buttons.

Dynamic Combo Box
Javascript | Views: 3 |
This robust combo (drop down menu) can handle the workload of many! It allows you to select from multiple groups of link items to display- choose which group to actually show by clicking on text beneath the combo

Menu Tab Set
Javascript | Views: 1 |
This script renders a menu tab set, allowing you to intuitively switch between various pieces of content to view. Works in IE4+, NS6+, and Opera

2-level combo box
Javascript | Views: 1 |
Multi-leveled menus are all the craze these days. Well, we decided to get a little crazy with the standard combo box

Simulate a Windows-like Button Using JavaScript
Javascript | Views: 1 |
Peter shows how you can use the HTML <img> tag - along with a little JavaScript - to create interactive graphic buttons for your site.