Let the visitor choose the background color with a JavaScript prompt box.

JavaScript can help your visitors better navigate your site - using "Back" and "Forward" buttons that act just like the buttons on your browser. Just click the button below.

Allows the visitor to change the background color on the Web page. The color can even be set to change constantly at a set interval.

Let a JavaScript cookie remember your favorite background color. On future visits, it automatically displays that background color for you.

Runs an image slideshow in the background of the page, underneath the page content. Used with the accompanying style script, images are discretely positionable in the page space, just like a regular slideshow. Leave out the style script, and the slideshow runs with full page-space presentation. IE 4.0+ or NS 6.0 (degrades gracefully in others)

In this example, you react when the background changes color instead of dealing with a button(Netscape only).

Use this code snippet to display today's date on your web page.

This tutorial is about using JavaScript to statically display elements

Display the current season and year as determined by the system clock. Easy!

This tutorial is about Randomizing the display order of content using JS

Displays the Fibonacci Sequence of Numbers as entered by the user. Warning: This is very processor intensive, do not enter a large number

Learn more about Creating your own ajax live preview display simialr to DIGG

Uses an imagemap to allow you to select any color box and see the hexadecimal html value for that color.

(Internet Explorer Only) Choose background and foreground colors by directly entering the amount of red, green or blue. Allows you to increment or decrement using the " + " or " - " buttons also. Easy!

Here is a script where the user can choose what color the page and text will be viewed in with this neat and very organized table.

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.

(IE 5.5+) Changes the color of the scrollbars in a page dynamically. Awesome!

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 '<' the amount of that color in the background

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!

This creative script lets you choose the background color using a color cube. You can also do a reverse search using hexadecimal, RGB, or just the name of the colors.