This is a light weight color picker that is very easy to use. It uses the least amount of code in comparison with it’s competitors: 3.5k of Javascript. DHTML Color Picker is one of the easiest scripts to use and I highly recommend it. It’s fully customizable and uses CSS and Javascript.

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We’ve all had problems with getting the Footer to always stay on the bottom of the page. Now that problem is gone with Sicky-Footer written by Ryan Fait. This is very easy to implement and with minimum coding for both the CSS and HTML. It works in all browsers IE 5 and up, Firefox, Safari [...]

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If you haven’t heard, you can create an opacity for an image in CSS3 without using JavaScript or any hack. To see the whole image use opacity:1.0 and to see nothing use opacity:0.0;. In order for the opacity to work in IE you must use filter:alpha(opacity=100).  For CSS opacity to work in the browser it [...]

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This cross-fade slide show created by Millstream is a very nice script. It requires the use of Prototype and Scriptaculous. Cross-fade comes with 4 transitions that you can select and you can have the slideshow start on your own. There is also Button Controls so you can go through the slide show manually. Cross-Fade is [...]

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If you ever had trouble with PNG files in IE then this is the fix for you. This fix is very easy to implement and is a great script. I’ve been looking for a script to fix this problem and I finally found it. The script has been created by TwinHelix and is an amazing. [...]

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