Ever want to know how to do a bunch of cool stuff with your web page, but didn't know how to do it? Well, search no more. Here's where you will find a plethora of neat things to do. And the best thing about it is, I don't care if you steal my code. Heck, I stole it from other people, so you can steal it from me.

First thing you might like to know is how to get a little countdown going on your page. You might even have experienced the countdown already. Well, to do that, copy the source code straight into the body of your document.

Only    seconds left until this site automatically self-destructs...

The next thing you might want to do is let your reader change the background of your page. You don't really care what it is, do you? This is easily done by putting one of the following little selection windows on your page.

I've put the code in a special section so you can copy it straight from the page source if you want. You can even put other colors in there if you want. Just be sure to make your text a color which will show up in all of these background colors.

If you don't like the little pulldown menu option, you could instead put little buttons, like the following, which will do the same thing. And you can name the buttons anything you want.

Again, I've sectioned off that code so that you can just grab it if you want.

Ever want to put a pop-up box on your page? I have, so I did. And this is it:

Notice that you can put whatever you want on the box. I could have changed it to say anything I wanted, but I just wanted to give you a little education. You can do quizzes and all sorts of things with this. Try it!

I personally like this next little piece of information. I like to control my reader's pc as much as possible. Ever see those little messages that scroll across the bottom of the browser window? Well, this is how you put them in there. You may have noticed one scroll across already. That's because I put the code in and let it roll. Here's how you do it (Click View, then Page Source. There's no code here).

OK. Here's something that I'm sure you've all seen. It's the mouseover function that will allow you to change the picture just by moving your mouse over it. Below is a picture. Move your mouse over it and notice how it changes. It will change back when you take your mouse off of it.

Here's another cool little thing. How would you like to put a selection box like the one below on your page? You can put whatever you'd like in the box and have your user go to whatever page they'd like. Here's the box and here's the code.

And last but not least, here's how to put a back and a forward button on your page. It's sometimes easier to hit one that's on the page than it is to go up to the top of the browser window.

Well, that's it. I hope you've enjoyed this whole thing. I certainly did. Look for more ideas like this in the future.

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