JavaScript Color-Translator is a nice script which allows you to play with colors (e.g. make color-gradients). Finally it is something like a little framework for color-translations from the color-models RGB and HSV. So let me explain the advantages of the usage of translating RGB to HSV: With HSV-colors one is able to adjust not only the color (the hue). You could also adjust the saturation and the (grey-) value. So in coders words: If you have a certain color defined in RGB it is very easy (1 line of code) to make this color a bit more saturated of brighter. The possibilities to use it are huge. You could do color-gradients, color-circles,... you could even build your website with a certain hue (but with different saturations or brights) dynamically.

This script gives your web page a background image that stretches to full window size and keeps fixed when scrolled for IE v5+/Mozilla v1+/Firefox v.0.8+/Netscape v7/Mac:Safari v1+. Others will see page without backgroud. No knowledge of programming in JavaScript required, samples included in source file.

This script allows the visitor to select the background color. Color can be adjusted by RGB values, and the corresponding hexadecimal value is returned.

This unusual script runs an image slideshow in the *background* of the page, underneath the page content. In the first mehtod, the images are discretely positionable in the page space, just like a regular slideshow. In the second method, the slideshow runs with full page-space presentation.

This is a quick and easy way to add an image to the background of a textarea. A great way to dress up an otherwise bland browser page.