13365Button Overkillhttp://www.raingod.com/raingod/resources/Programming/JavaScript/Software/ButtonOverkill/index.htmlThe 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.
JavaScript Button and ButtonBar (Toolbar) control 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.
TabThing is a JavaScript tab control similar to the tab control used by the Windows GUI. The tab control allows the user to select a tab which shows its own content in the frame below. PHP is used as the backend of the script and uses DOM to update the page so there is no need for a refresh.
Move the mouse over this buttons and you will see 3 state images. But the changes of the image occur gradually. It is more pleasant for eyes.
You can make any quantity of buttons in page. Using some buttons you can make the menu for your site (see example). This script works with Internet Explorer and Netscape6.
Examples of use of buttons
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