This unusual script runs an image slideshow in the *background* of the page, underneath the page content. In the first mehtod, the images are discretely positionable in the page space, just like a regular slideshow. In the second method, the slideshow runs with full page-space presentation.

Use this script to allow visitors to change the page background and/or font color via form buttons.

Use this script to create a stunning page effect by scrolling the background image underneath your page content. Includes variable scroll speed, and is very simple to install.

This script allows you to change the background image used by the page, from a clicked link or on mouseOver. Any number of images can be used. Shows how to attach to a regular (clicked) link, or how to activate the background image change on a mouseOver.

This example uses javascript to dynamically change the background of a web page. The hex string is automatically given. This tool is an easy way for web developers to quickly find the color(s) they need for their web pages. This tool is the ideal way for developers to quickly get the colors they need.

When the page opens, this script rapidly cycles the page background through four different colors and then to the page fixed color. A striking page-opener effect that does not depend on MSIE transitions.

This is a quick and easy way to add an image to the background of a textarea. A great way to dress up an otherwise bland browser page.

This script displays a waving background. The script includes a HTML code generator that allows to change parameters without any knowledge of JavaScript and HTML programming.

This script displays a fade effect between the backgrounds. The script includes a HTML code generator that allows to change parameters without any knowledge of JavaScript and HTML programming.

This script can move a light over the background. The script includes a HTML code generator that allows to change parameters without any knowledge of JavaScript and HTML programming.