Links & Buttons

This short, simple, cut-and-paste script opens the Set Homepage dialogue in IE 5 and later browsers, letting your visitors set your page as their homepage. Uses IE5 conditional comments so that the link does not show in browsers that do not support this feature. Quick and easy!

This cut-and-paste script creates a link that cycles through three colors. Features include settable blink rate; settable blink colors; settable no-blink color; and on/off control via links (optional). A simple function call can also make the link either start blinking when clicked, or stop blinking when clicked. A cool way to emphasize critical navigational elements.

This example illistrates how to have multiple links on a page that behave differently for each link class defined. This currently only works in IE as NS is not compatible with the latest standards (4.7).

This really simple paste-it-in script allows you to quickly add a 'Make This Page Your Start Page' dialog to IE5+ browsers. It provides an easy way to add a link that pops a dialog box, allowing the site visitor to make your page their browser home or start page. Comes in a small zip kit, with sample html, home icon gif, and instructions.

Use this script to allow your visitors to navigate back to their browser's default (custom) homepage when clicked on.

This script will create a little window that will have a list of the popular search engines. Clicking on one will connect to it in your browser. You can then click on the browser and search the site. You can continue to leave the Search window open while you browse the internet and can always switch back to it easily to access the search engines.

Using this JavaScript, you can call on the functions Back, Forward, and Reload from within your webpage.

This JavaScript takes the image substitution idea one step further to produce a toolbar in which the buttons change appearance in response to mouse movement or actions, and explanatory text appears in a little 'LCD-look' panel. Upon clicking a button link, it sends users to the selected link.

This JavaScript animates an information image as part of a navigation control panel. When the user moves the pointer over a image link, information appears as part of an onscreen graphic.

This script implements the Back and Forward buttons. These buttons work exactly the same as the Back and Forward buttons from your browser.