Random Image.

Random Image - Click Gives New Random Image .

Random Image With Link.

Switching Images.

In a few seconds this image will change color! This script would work great if you want an origional image to load first (maybe a black and white) and then a final image to load over it (the color version of the B&W). .

Click on the buttons to view the pictures in my galery. This script is kinda tricky. It involves changing a lot of values depending on how many images you have. First, I will explain the script.Then you need to adjust the numbers that are in bold green according to how many images you have. This example has 6 images.

Click on the buttons to view the pictures in my galery. This script is kinda tricky. It involves changing a lot of values depending on how many images you have. First, I will explain the script.Then you need to adjust the numbers that are in bold green according to how many images you have. This example has 6 images.

Image Gallery - Image Buttons.

A script that displays a random background image each time the document is loaded, out of three.

A simple script changes the background image four times a day, depending on the time period.

A simple "photo slider" script that allows your surfers to manually cycle through and browse an unlimited number of images. Comes with a forward and back button.

This is an easy-to-install JavaScript image script that takes in any number of images, and instantly turns them into one cool slideshow! Furthermore, you can associate a unique URL with each image, so clicking on the slideshow goes to a different URL, depending on which image it's currently on!

Due to popular request, we've created a onMouseover slideshow script. The "slideshow" image changes image each time the mouse is moved over a different link. The image itself is hyperlinked, and its target url changes to match the link the mouse is on during each rollover. Use it to add graphical depiction to important links on your page!

This nifty image slideshow script lets the user manually move back and forth between images, by clicking on the provided buttons. An accompanying textual message of your choice is displayed below each image. Cool!

A drop down combo box that allows surfers to choose among many images to be shown. Surfers choose an image from the combo box, and it is displayed in the predetermined space below. Notice that in this script, the images themselves are not clickable. If you want the version that not only shows different images, but makes the images clickable as well, look at version II below.

A drop down combo box that allows surfers to choose among many images to be shown. Each image is linked up to a different URL, and is clickable.

A JavaScript image selector that uses a selection list to allow surfers to choose among many images to be displayed in one fixed area.

This is a useful image viewer script that launches the images in a separate mini window. The great thing about such a script is that the images do not have to be of the same dimensions (notice image 1 and image2/3 are different in width and height).

A script that will load a random banner with the corresponding link and text link.

A script that loads a pop up window with an ad banner inside. Clicking the banner will load the target URL in the main window while closing the pop up at the same time.

Use this script on your advertising banner to increase click thru rate! It randomly chooses from a pool of "motivational" messages to show in the status bar when the surfer moves her mouse over the banner.

And you thought only a Java applet can make an image appear wavy. This script does the same job, on the LinkExchange Ad banner.

A script that displays a different image according to the day of the week (ie: one image for Monday, one image for Tuesday etc).

Plays a random background music. Chooses from 10 midi.

Plays a random background music. Chooses from 5 midi.

Displays a random image (out of three).

Like rollover effects, only the effect initiates when someone holds down the image. Requires Communicator or IE.

This is a very practical script that allows you to display a "what's new" image beside new content for a certain amount of time, then disappear automatically when the time expires. Just set a date, and the image will be displayed up to and until that date, then automatically be removed.

Displays a different image depending on the time of the day.