Showing posts with label Script. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Script. Show all posts
Live Clock using forms
Description: Display a live clock on your web page!
Example:
Directions: Simply cut and paste everything inside the table onto your page (for example, inside the <body> tags):Example:

LCD Clock
Description: Display the time with style using this LCD clock script.. Note that the "digital" interface is visible in IE4+ and NS6+ only, with other browsers displaying a plain "form" clock instead.
Example:
Step 1: Insert the following style sheet to the <HEAD> section of your page:
Step 2: Add the below code into the <BODY>, where you wish the clock to appear:
<-------Donot-Remove------->
Example:
Step 1: Insert the following style sheet to the <HEAD> section of your page:
Step 2: Add the below code into the <BODY>, where you wish the clock to appear:
<-------Donot-Remove------->

Drop Down World Clock
Description: Look up the time of various cities around the world easily with this useful script! Configurable to use cities of your choice. Note: Portions of script by Kurt Grigg.
Example:
Example:

Current week of the year
Description: There are 52 weeks in a year...use this unique script to display the week we're currently in!
Example:
Example:

Current full date With Special Notification
Description: This is a script that displays the current date in the format: day, Month, date, year. As a bonus, it also notifies your surfers of special holidays when they arrive (by writing out the holiday's name).
Example:
Directions: Simply paste the below code into the <body> section of your page where you wish the date to appear:
Example:
Directions: Simply paste the below code into the <body> section of your page where you wish the date to appear:

Current full date
Description: A script that displays the current date , in the format of "Saturday, June 13, 1998"
Example:
Directions
Simply insert the below into the <body> section of the page that will show the date:
Example:
Directions
Simply insert the below into the <body> section of the page that will show the date:

Current Date I
Example:
Directions:Simply insert the below into the <body> section of the page that will show the date:
Example: You are visitor # 9683702 to my site!
Directions: Simply cut and paste everything inside and paste it where you wish the counter to appear:
Directions: Simply cut and paste everything inside and paste it where you wish the counter to appear:

Neon Light Text
Directions: Simply insert the below where you wish the text to appear:
<h2>
<script language="JavaScript1.2">
/*
Neon Lights Text
By All thing For Website Designer (http://allthingforwebsitedesigner.blogspot.com/)
Over 400+ free scripts here!
*/
var message="Welcome to All thing For Website Designer!"
var neonbasecolor="gray"
var neontextcolor="yellow"
var flashspeed=100 //in milliseconds
///No need to edit below this line/////
var n=0
if (document.all||document.getElementById){
document.write('')
for (m=0;m<message.length;m++)
document.write('<span id="neonlight'+m+'">'+message.charAt(m)+'</span>')
document.write('')
}
else
document.write(message)
function crossref(number){
var crossobj=document.all? eval("document.all.neonlight"+number) : document.getElementById("neonlight"+number)
return crossobj
}
function neon(){
//Change all letters to base color
if (n==0){
for (m=0;m<message.length;m++)
//eval("document.all.neonlight"+m).style.color=neonbasecolor
crossref(m).style.color=neonbasecolor
}
//cycle through and change individual letters to neon color
crossref(n).style.color=neontextcolor
if (n<message.length-1)
n++
else{
n=0
clearInterval(flashing)
setTimeout("beginneon()",1500)
return
}
}
function beginneon(){
if (document.all||document.getElementById)
flashing=setInterval("neon()",flashspeed)
}
beginneon()
</script>
</h2>
<p align="center">This free script provided by<br />
<a href="http://allthingforwebsitedesigner.blogspot.com/">All thing For Website Designer</a></p>

ASCII Text Generator
| Cut & Paste ASCII Text Generator |
Description: "With
this wizard, you can generate your own ASCII (a.k.a. plain text) logo for your
web site. These logos are ideal if you want a catchy page header but don't want
to have to deal with the loading time of an image or an ActiveX object."
this wizard, you can generate your own ASCII (a.k.a. plain text) logo for your
web site. These logos are ideal if you want a catchy page header but don't want
to have to deal with the loading time of an image or an ActiveX object."
Important: If
you intend on putting your text logo in a standard html document, surround it
with opening and closing <PRE> tags to avoid common distortions.
you intend on putting your text logo in a standard html document, surround it
with opening and closing <PRE> tags to avoid common distortions.

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