This script emulates the space background. View is the same as in standard windows screensaver.

You can change background color simpy selecting appropriate one in a list

This script allows to show unlimited number of images in background of your page with determined interval.

A fading background script that fades in multiple colors as someone enters the page.

Get into the groove with this disco background effect script! It fades the background color continuously using a variety of colors, as if it were the dance floor!

Like above, but fades "backwards" as someone leaves the page.

A fading background script that fades from black to white as someone enters the page.

Loads a different background color depending on the time of the day.

Loads up a background image onto a new window and tiles it for previewing.

This script is another neat way to spice up your webpage with JavaScript. Visitors just type their favorite color in the box and click a button. The background is instantly changed to their favorite color!

JavaScript 1.2 (found in version 4.0 browsers) provides this neat effect: the text changes color every second. Now this is a great way to draw attention without using the annoying BLINK tag.

Due to the different nature that Netscape and other browsers use a background sound, getting it to work for your visitors can be difficult unless you use this script. It will determine which browser they have and print the background sound command correctly for that browser! Very cool!

California has earthquakes, and so does JavaScript1.2 ! This short JavaScript code will actually shake your browser window by using the moveBy() function, somewhat like a web browser earthquake! Not entirely useful, but neat anyways.

Select a new background color on this roulette wheel! Stop each wheel and hit "view" to see that background color wheel combination! Cool!

That was another way to get your visitor's attention - with a rainbow fade! Just take a look! It's neat!

As an alternative to background colors and random background colors, JavaScript allows you to have random background images. Just take a look at the background of this page then hit reload. Notice anything? Ah, chalk another one up to JavaScript.

Every times a visitor comes to a page with this script in effect, they get a different foreground and background color. However, occassionally you do get a background and foreground color that makes your text unreadable.

Get a random background color with the touch of a button. This script uses 15 pre-determined background colors and then randomly chooses one. This is a great effect if you know what background colors don't interfere with the text on your page. Then, you can make them the 15 pre-determined background colors.

This is a very simple background changer. It just takes the selected value from the list and makes that the background color.

Could you use an eye-catching introduction to your website? Check our this JavaScript coding that will do just that. It loads a blank screen, fades the background, and then brings you to the destination page. Check it out! It's some great JavaScripting!

Use your cursor to select your background color.

This script, once started, will continiously loop the background color. Try it out! A really cool script! Short too!

This JavaScript will change the background from one color to the next for each of the 10 colors then it starts the loop over again! There is also an On/Off button to let you start and stop the JavaScript.

JavaScript helps you manipulate the background of the document. Either choose the color you want by its name, or create a unique color by using the "+" and "-" Red, Green, and Blue buttons. A really neat effect.

Allows for the fine tuning of the window's background color via red, green, and blue color buttons. Click a button to change the color value manually, or use the '>' and '<' to change the amount of that color in the background.

This script allow you to quickly blink the background. With a click of a button, the background changes from white to blue and back several times to return to white.

Use JavaScript to fade the background from red to black, and back.

A live background previewer that allows surfers to instantly see how a background image will look like in a document. Click on any of the thumbnail images, and that particular image temporarily becomes the background image for the page. Click anywhere else to restore the document to its original appearance. If you have a graphics site, your surfers will thank you for this added feature!

This fairly simple script will allow you to add a background image that will be fixed in one location. You can make the image repeat or show only one image in the center.

This is a script I made decades ago, for one of the first DHTML sites I made. I dunno why I haven't made it a stand-alone script before. But after a couple of mails with ppl asking for it; here it is! It's a very simple script, but can be fun. It's now Updated and can move from the left, from the top or both.

This is a easy reusable BackgroundChange function, you just pass the function a divname and a color and it changes to it.

This is a easy reusable BackgroundChange function, you just pass the function a divname and a color and it changes to it.

Navigator 4.x and Explorer 4.x

A very funny and entertaining way to make your visitors smile. Clickable images float randomly through your page. Some of them even follow your cursor (magic eyes) like an old obedient dog. DHTML at its best! True Crossbrowser.

Surprise you visitors with this fancy gag-script and turn your page upside down with a simple onmouseover-tag.

Do you have a very, very boring HTML-page somewhere hidden inside your website? Lucky you! In that case this script is a great opportunity to shock your visitors. How? You will see! Very easy to configure. Made for IE4.x

Dynamic effect enhancing the visual impact of your background-images.

Use this drag and drop script to change any actions such as change of background-color or font-color or sound-volume or images or game-speed or whatever you want to. Easy way to make your scripts more userfriendly.