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| This script will add a fancy custom crosshair mouse cursor to your website. You can modify this custom mouse cursor script anyway you want to add functionality and special effects. You can even change the shape and color of the mouse cursor by changing the image (skin) file.
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| Make the cursor on your page the center of attention for once, with this script. It renders minute glowing particles that revolve the cursor in a 3D, circular trajectory, like in a magic wand. Mesmerizing!
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| Use this script to add a simple image trail to your webpage. A single image follows the mouse around, and is configurable in several useful ways.
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| This form will generate a JavaScript MouseOver script that you can copy and paste in to your HTML documents. With this script, and two images, you can create MouseOver buttons. Both images must be the same size and in GIF format. The images should be on a server. Tool requires JavaScript.
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| Add some fun to your mouse cursor with this cross-browser trail script. Updated with several important features: 1) Script now functional in NS6. 2) User can specify explicit offset of trail from mouse cursor, preventing trailer from potentially interfering with links on the page. 3) Finally, trail will now not cross over the window's edge, which used to cause the browser's scrollbar to appear.
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| Implementing drag and drop functionality is not as simple as one would think. Besides having to do a boundary check on all the draggable layers, you also have to make sure that the right layer is selected when overlapping occurs. By combining a subset of my DHTML API with my mouse events script, I created this minimalist drag and drop HTML sample.
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| This straightforward, easy script and quick-take mini-tutorial shows how to reliably capture the mouse X and Y positions, dynamically, in NS4-6 and IE4-6. Also shows how to display positional values in form fields.
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| This online script can retrieve the mouse coordinates by a single click and display a box near the mouse. This script takes into consideration the browser type and apply an opacity style onto the box.
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| This tool will generate a Double JavaScript MouseOver script that you can copy and paste in to your HTML documents. With this script, and four images, you can create an amazing rollover effect. All images must be the same size and in GIF format.
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| This script will allow you to have all of the links on a page change color when the mouse moves over them. Only works with IE4+ at this time.
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