SeanSoft Media Player
This script integrates with the browser allowing you to play media files. Type the filename into the filename box, then the title. Press play to generate.
The Picklist Script
This little snippet is a picklist. Add it to your forms to move selections from one column to another.
Drag 'n' Drop Script
This script allows you to drag selected elements across the page and display them right where you place them.
CSS StyleSheet Changer
This little script will change your page's stylesheet on the fly! Users can customize your site to their liking.
Expanding Text
Draw attention to information on your site with JavaScript-powered expanding text!
Object Sniffing New Browsers, Part 3: Opera
In this series we've looked at how you can use object detection to distinguish between various browsers and tailor your Web code to take advantage of their individual features (or lack thereof). In this last article, we look at the other major browser out there, namely Opera. By Keith Schengili-Roberts. 0822
Object Sniffing New Browsers, Part 2: Other Browsers
In the first article we looked at how you could use object detection to distinguish between Konqueror, Safari and OmniWeb. Here, we go further, using JavaScript object detection to distinguish between recent versions of the Netscape browsers. By Keith Schengili-Roberts. 0813
Object Sniffing New Browsers, The khtml Triumvirate: Part 1
This article is the first of a short series looking at how to "sniff" out the latest browsers. Topics covered: why you can't always trust user-string, and how to detect browsers based on the khtml rendering engine (Konqueror, Safari and OmniWeb). By Keith Schengili-Roberts. 0718
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