My standard web cursors for indicating link types | ||||||||
Use these glyphs to tell your visitors what sort of link they're hovering over
| ||||||||
Using in normal web pages is simple
<style type="text/css">
.download { cursor: url("downloadHC.cur") 5 21, auto;}
.newWin { cursor: url("newWindowHC.cur") 5 1, auto;}
.newWinOffSite { cursor: url("offSiteNewWindowHC.cur") 21 5, auto;}
.offSite { cursor: url("offSiteHC.cur") 21 5, auto;}
</style>
Obviously you can adapt the code to suit your needs.
| ||||||||
DHTML and GreasemonkeyIn the zip download is a HTML page with ready-to go code that set up the cursors equivalently to the style sheet above but using data URLs.Also it illustrates how existing HTML can be hacked (just the sort of thing you'd do with Greasemonkey) to add the richer cursors to suitable links. Or look at this example |
©