CRIR

Link: ChrisErwin.com

Checkbox & Radio Input Replacement

Hides Checkboxes and Radio Buttons allowing you to apply CSS to the Label element to mimick their behavior. The form will still collect data as usual.

-script by Chris Erwin

iBox

Link: iBegin.com

Ahmed from iBegin.com had contacted me through my site and said:

"I saw you mentioned ThickBox, and though you might be interested in our implementation: iBox

It is akin to ThickBox, but it uses no external JS (so filesize is smaller), supports non-JS users, and it has a few more features."

I had already seen this around the same time i found lightBox, greyBox, and thickBox but somehow I had forgotten to mention iBox. So with no further ado. iBox

DHTMLGoodies.com

Link: DHTMLGoodies.com

A library of DHTML and AJAX scripts

Love it!

CSS Play

Link: CSSPlay.co.uk

Stu Nicholls created this site in the hope that it will help newcomers to CSS and show old hands that it is more than just a mechanism for styling your documents. It is oh so much more.

Because CSSplay deals with experimental CSS that is exactly what you get JUST CSS, no javascript or any other programming language has been used in any of the demonstrations.

This is an AWESOME site!

Thick Box

Link: CodyLindley.com

Why is ThickBox so cool? Well, because it's unobtrusive, simple to use, simple to implement, and more powerful then Greybox or Lightbox alone. Don't believe me. Let's have a look at what ThickBox does...

Fireworks in Photoshop

Link: Video-Tutorial.com

In this tutorial, you will learn how to create fireworks in Photoshop. Thought it was fitting for the 4th of July. Found it a couple days late but hey... maybe next year.

Grey Box

Link: Orangoo.com

4mir Salihefendic got an idea on how to make a nice pop-up window. Normal JavaScript pop-up windows are hard to "control", i.e. you can't force focus on a pop-up window. To solve this he developed GreyBox!

Inspired by the Mac OS X way of handle pop-ups. The pop-up is launched in the top of the application window.