Easy Code for Animated Banner - Squeeze Text
Using JavaScript along with CSS allows us to create some fun and interesting animations. One of the easiest things to create is an animated banner. In this article I'll show you how to use JavaScript and CSS to create an animated banner that squeezes text and which you can easily customize for your own use. More ...
Easy JavaScript Form Design
A form is an html element that allows users to enter information. To experiment with forms in JavaScript, replace the method and action attributes in the form opening tag with onSubmit='javascript return false;'
to prevent the form from being submitted to the server. More ...
Code to Drag and Drop an Image Anywhere on a Webpage
HTML5's drag-and-drop standard is designed to let you drag text or data from a textbox or table cell, to another textbox or table cell. But what if you want to drag an image, not to a target element, but to anywhere on a webpage. Then HTML5 drag-and-drop falls short. More ...
Working With the Keyboard in Java Script
Using Java Script you can determine which keyboard key the user pressed. You can use this information to block certain keys, to replace a key's character, or to perform an action based upon a specific key being pressed. In this article, I'll provide some basic code for working with the keyboard. More ...
Regular Expression Basics : Match a Set of Characters
A Regular Expression (regex) is a sequence of characters that define a pattern that allows you to search, match, locate, replace, manipulate, and manage text. In this article you'll learn how to use regular expressions to match a set of of characters. More ...
Concatenating a String and Another Data Type
To concatinate a string and a number, use the styring concatination operator. This is because JavaScript converts the number to a string. To use the + operator with a number, or numbers that are in string data type requires using parseInt() or parseFloat() to convert the strings to numbers. More ...
How to Disable the Browser Back Button
Let's assume that you have a legitimate reason for disabling the back button. Maybe you need to restrain the user within a multi-page form. In this article, I show you how to disable the browser's Back button with a only few lines of Java Script code. More ...
Regular Expression: Alternation
In this article you learn how to create an alternation regular expression that will match alternate patterns in a string. More ...
JavaScript to Add and Remove Rows and Cells from a Table
If you need a client-side application where you have a table that you want to enable the user to add and remove rows and cells, this article provides you with JavaScript code to easily accomplish that. More ...
Slide Show with Different Size Images
In this article, I explain how to code a slide show that can display different size images without growing and shrinking your web page. I'll explain it in detail so that you can understand and feel comfortable using the code, then you can cut and paste the code into your webpage and modify it for your purposes. More ...
Easy Slide Show Code
One of the problems with creating such a slide show is that the images should all be the same size. If the images are not all the same size, your web page may grow and shrink as the different images
are displayed. More ...
How to Shuffle the Deck With Java Script
In this article, you learn how to get and set a webpage element's z-index. The example code provided used these principles to shuffle a small deck of playing cards by clicking or double-clicking on their images. You might use this information to create your own webpage card game, or for some other interesting application. More ...
