13329DHTML Tip Message 1.2http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex5/popinfo.htmEssam's script creates a comprehensive DHTML tip message to help describe important links on your webpage, perhaps the most comprehensive yet. Modeled after a similar script by Eric Bosrup, it is extremely versatile in its placement and special effects to render as the tooltip is being displayed. The script supports over 25 different configuration parameters! Overall an excellent script that works cross browser (IE4+, NS4+, Opera 7+).JavaScript > Scripts and Programs > Links and ButtonsOct 12, 2006
While the library was originally designed to simply create context help tooltips, it has since grown into a significantly more versatile script. It is now possible to create a wide variety of dynamic layers, such as embedded windows, context menus and hidden blocks. Additional features of the library include sticky tips, tooltip fading, lifetime, relative positioning, class assignments, width adjustments, mouse dragging, captions, directionality, offset adjustments, adjustable activate/deactivate delay times, snapping to grid, fate adjustment (hide or destroy) and references to created tips. In short, this library is everything you need to create dynamic layers in the webpage
b2tx=80
This sets the horizontal position of the Bak2Top link, puts the link 80 pixels in from the right hand side of the browser window.
b2ty=50
This sets the vertical position of the Bak2Top link, puts the link 50 pixels up from the bottom of the browser window.
b2th='Back To Top'
This contains the HTML to be displayed as your Bak2Top link. You can change the HTML between the single quotes (') to anything you like. This means you could use an image as your link.
Tab View control is a combination of CSS and JavaScript that allows switching between several pages without loading them from server. The script emulates the behavior of tabbed controls in Windows applications.
ButtonsBar (Toolbar) Control is JavaScirpt Class to use in your web applications. Just create your own 16x16 pixel image, give your button a name, attach an onClick function, and the rest gets done for you.
The real disadvantage of this implementation is the number of independent graphics that need to be downloaded; four for each button (three button states and a help text), plus the 'blank' LCD panel and the right-hand endcap. The graphics in this example are relatively small, having been saved as JPEGs, but one of the factors that slows down page loading is the overhead of making connections, so the sheer number of graphics used may make this technique unsuitable except when you can be certain of good connectivity, or you can make intelligent use of cacheing. You could also leave out the 'onClick' handler and associated images, which would reduce the number of distinct images that need to be downloaded at no great aesthetic cost.
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