JavaScript Tutorials — Windows and Frames

In “How to Easily Create a JavaScript Framework, Part 3,” we discussed “Waiting Until the DOM Loaded”, “How to Modify “setStyle()”, “Set and Get Values from Input Elements”, and “Fun Effects: “fadeIn()” and “fadeOut().” In this week’s post, I will complete the “VOZ” JavaScript Framework tutorial series, and I will add a few new methods for dealing with a JavaScript Framework.

While surfing on the net I have interacted with a script. When I clicked on link "Top" located at the bottom of the web page. Page scroll smoothly and take me to the top of the page. In this article we are going to see working of JavaScript to scroll a web page from bottom to top smoothly. First of all take a look on working of the Page scroll. Below piece of code will do it for you.

This example will automatically create auto resized popup windows that contain a big version of the clicked image. Only images meeting certain criteria are affected.

Opening documents such as PDFs in a new window should be automated using JavaScript for the following reasons. Users will often close the web browser when a PDF is opened, mistakenly believing the document has been opened in Adobe Reader, the attribute historically used to open a new window, target, has been removed from the HTML 4.01 Strict specification (it's now deprecated), opening a new window is a behaviour and should be moved to the behavioural layer.

In this tutorial I will show you how to create a layer based popup window with JavaScript.

Display "popup windows" by using key strokes. It's great for use in online browser-based games as it allows you to show a lot of information without using a lot of screen space.