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Alex
Join Date: Jul 2004
Posts: 61
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ok here is some useful code....
it's just that i saw several times that people asked questions about it, so here is the answer.... how to make a custom curser (using css in this case).... just copy paste this code between the body tags: Code:
<style type='text/css'>
body, a:hover, a:visited, a:active {
cursor:url(http://etc etc);
</style>
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Me
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Thanks man, I'm sure alot of people will be helped with this
- Ruben
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. Originally Posted by MichaelxxOA "He sounded like he knew which words he was going to use before he knew what he was going to say. I hate that shit." |
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Worldkit Vote Holder
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Which proves how under-used JavaScript and CSS actually are...
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Me
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Quote:
- Ruben
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. Originally Posted by MichaelxxOA "He sounded like he knew which words he was going to use before he knew what he was going to say. I hate that shit." |
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