This JavaScript could be used to change the color of the scrollbar dynamically. That is, the color of the scrollbar could be changed whenever the user does something. This resource contains five events you could use to change the color of the scrollbar.

This resource provides the script that is necessary to let your visitors bookmark the webpage easily.

Upon implementing this script successfully, your webpage will contain a link that when clicked shall add your website to the Favorites list in the user’s browser.

If your website changes its contents very often, then it would be good to make sure that it reloads at regular intervals to make sure that visitors get the latest information.

This JavaScript, available for free, could be used to implement this functionality. The code given in the resource should be added before the TITLE tag and inside the HEAD section of your webpage’s HTML.

This resource contains the script to automatically resize a window. For example, you could set the size of a new window opened from your website to a certain height and width.

The resource itself demonstrates how this works. The resource webpage opens in a window with different dimensions irrespective of how you have set the dimensions.

This script is used to change the background color of the cells in a table when the mouse cursor is moved over them.

If your website has large tables with a lot of data, visitors will find this functionality very useful because while browsing through huge tables, it is difficult to keep track of which cell the user is currently reading.

This script could be used to disable the right-click menu option on any of your web pages. This feature could be implemented easily.

The JavaScript you need is given in the resource website. You can copy the same and use it. In order to select the JavaScript, you must press the “Grab Text” button.

This resource contains all the JavaScript you will need to hide the source code of your web page. This could be implemented in five relatively simple steps.

The first step would involve renaming your home page to encrypt.htm. In the next step, you would copy the code given in the resource website and paste it in your renamed home page, right below the start of the BODY tag.

This JavaScript lets you detect if commonly used Plug-ins are enabled in the user’s browser. This script works fine in Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator.

The script could be used to display a message telling the user whether or not a certain plug-in is enabled.

You can use this script to detect the following plug-ins.

i. Flash
ii. Windows Media Player
iii. Java
iv. Shockwave

This is the second part of the series "developing resizable containers with Ext JS library". Building resizable containers can be tough if you start it from scratch. If you use the javascript libraries like Ext js, this will be very easy. This tutorial will show you how to implement the resizable containers using ext js library. This series teaches you how to create elements that can be completely resizable and can be dragged across a web page.

This tutorial is the first part of the three part tutorial that shows how to implement three dimensional shadows for images and text using javascript and css. The first part shows how to build a few basic shadowed web page elements using some basic css.