Accordion navigations are very handy when you want to give information but have limited space.

This is one of the smallest accordion script which is extremely simple and easy to integrate. Doesn’t require any framework and fully cross-browser compatible.

Features:

- Small Accordion Javascript ( 1,149 bytes )
- Easy Integration.
- Doesn’t require any Framework.
- Can be used as a Tab system ( sample in the demo )
- Fully Cross-Browser Compatible
- Source Files Included.

Wouldn’t it be nice if images inside html codes can be rotated, corners rounded and shadow effects can be used for them?

swfIR (swf Image Replacement) is here to solve these design limitations of the standard HTML image and its widely-accepted associated CSS values, while still supporting standards-based design concepts.

swfIR uses a different approach rather than similar scripts for image effects. It puts your images inside a flash (SWF) layer and presents like that.

1- Image before effects:

2 – Image after the shadow effect:

3 – Image after the round corners effect:

4 – Image after the rotate effect:

5 – Image after the border effect:

Slideflow is a slideshow-like ajax image gallery created by Nicholas T.

  You can drag the Slideflow using your mouse, or click anywhere in the stack to jump there. Click inside the frame in order to enable mouse wheel and arrow key navigation!

Technical background:

The photos and titles are read from an XML file, and the thumbnails are pre-generated using Photoshop actions (included in the download).

df Smooth Scroll is a tiny javascript which lets you scroll the page slowly & smoothly.

This script is too simple to understand and use. Nothing but playing with Anchor Tags.

Features:

- Simplest to implement
- One of the smallest Javascript 1024 bytes
- Cross-Browser compatible
- Includes the source file too…

Highlighting areas like countries, cities in a map image is a time consuming job.

Many alternative images need to be created for the mouse over effects & they must be linked to each other too.

Mapper.js allows you to add automatic area highlighting to image maps on your webpages (inc. export to SVG).

It works in all the major browsers – Mozilla Firefox 1.5+, Opera 9+, Safari and IE6+.

Form auto-completing feature is seen on many websites like Gmail, Yahoo and more.

Auto-completing makes inputting experience easier & faster for the user. On the other hand it is very helpful for the standardization of content, keywords, tags, etc. It may prevent a user wrongly writing Mcrsoft rather than Microsoft for example.

Auto Complete Control is a javascript script which offers a simple to use solution.

It is not an Ajax, dynamic-keywords script. The keywords which will be shown while filling the form are defined staticly.

Auto Complete Control has some nice features like defining "delimiters" which makes it easier to use for "tag inputs". And it can be styled so easily.

How To Use Auto Complete Control?

Firstly, include the .js file into your script:

Next, create an array (in JavaScript) containing the keywords:

Apply the widget to your textbox using JavaScript:

And you’re done!

Videobox is a 6kb script, which shows your videos in the page with an overlay. It was inspired from Lightbox.v2 and uses some of the Slimbox’s code. It’s written for the wonderful mootools library. And used swfobject to embed flash.

ImageFlow is a "magnifying glass" type ajax image gallery that is created by Finn Rudolph.

Uploading images inside the "img" folder is enough for the Gallery to run.

Pagepeel, or the "magic corner" type banners were invented by Visualsteel.

They create a new banner area for websites without effecting the current banner areas and easy to implement. On the other hand, pagepeel banners have a relatively high "click per view ratio".

Including Pageear to the websites requires the steps below:

- Download Pageear files.
- Unzip the filed in a folder.
- Create to images with sizes 100×100 and 500×500. 100×100 sized image is the one which will be shown when Pageear is closed and 500×500 will be shown when user mouse overs the Pageear banner. You can pageear_b.jpg ve pageear_s.jpg files as an example. BTW, .GIF and .PNG are not supported.
- Open the Pageear.js file wit a text editor and update the paths to the .JPG and .SWF files depending on your setup.
- Include Pageear.js and AC_OETags.js in to the webpages where Pageear banner will be displayed (example below).
- Place the writeObjects() javascript function under your body tag.
- That’s all.

Pageear can also be implemented easily with the ready to use Wordpress plugin, Joomla module or Typo3 extension (download links below).

Html Code Example

<html>
<head>
<title></title>
<script src= " /path_on_your_server/AC_OETags.js " mce_src= " /path_on_your_server/AC_OETags.js " language= " Javascript " ></script>
<script src= " /path_on_your_server/pageear.js " mce_src= " /path_on_your_server/pageear.js " type= " text/Javascript " ></script>
</head>
<body>
<! – Beginning of contents – >
Lorem ipsum Lorem ipsum Lorem ipsum Lorem ipsum Lorem ipsum Lorem ipsum Lorem ipsum Lorem ipsum Lorem ipsum Lorem ipsum Lorem ipsum Lorem ipsum
<! – End of contents->

<script type= " text/Javascript " >
writeObjects ();
</script>

</body>
</html>

Creating a chart is sometimes complicated with components.

Google has a Google-way to create charts with the simple to use Google Charts API.

The chart below is generated online with the API using the code:

http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?cht=p3&chd=s:hW&chs=250×100&chl=
Hello|World

Different chart types like line charts, bar charts, pie charts, venn diagrams, or scatter plots are supported. Looks can be configured with lots of style, color, label choices