Javascript Image Styling

From CSS Globe, a simple Javascript that enables you to overlay pretty much anything on an image during mouseover. Works with inline images as well.
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CSSVista

This (currently) free software allows you to edit you CSS code and see the results live in both IE and Firefox at the same time.  Available now is version is 0.15

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What’s that colour?

If you make a habit of doing screen captures, taking them into Photoshop to check what a particular colour is, then Pixie from nattyware.com is for you. This windows only freeware allows you to point at a pixel and instantly get the hex, RGB, HTML, CMYK and HSV values of that colour.

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Flash photo browser

Andrew Berg has created a nice small Flash Photo browser. Click on an image and it flips it to the back of the stack, much like one would when looking through a stack of photos in your hands. Replace the images with your own images (keeping the same name) to implement.

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Flash Gallery

Simple Viewer is a tiny and free modifiable flash gallery viewer. Perhaps it’s greatest strength is that it is only 17k in size!

Features (from the site)

• Intelligent image pre-loading.
• Intuitive image navigation
• Lightweight (17k).
• Customizable interface - Set text color, frame color and width,navigation position.
• Resizable interface - Interface scales to fit browser window.
• Cross platform - Windows/Macintosh/Linux (requires Flash 8 higher).
• Flash 8 detection. Users without Flash 8 are messaged to upgrade Flash.
• International font support.
• Keyboard Navigation (Cursor keys, Home, End, Page Up/Down)
• Mousewheel navigation
• Optionally right-click to open image in a new window.
• Free!

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How to show live weather data

CSS-Tricks.com has a great in depth tutorial that shows you how to change your banner image according to the actual live weather, automatically.
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Image tips

Like rollover tooltips, this clever Javascript/css class allows you to annotate images so that a particular piece of text shows up when the viewer rolls over a particular part of the image.
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