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tomorrow i think i'll work on my interests page because seeing others' pages makes me sooooo jelly. also i need people to know how much i like jonathan coulton and ween and etc a little bit... well any music is gnome music if you're a gnome, okay? also need to figure out how to make custom cursor on hover work!! because it wouldn't yesterday
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datura 1 year ago

Yeahhh do it ! (custom cursor on hover is : style="cursor: url('your-custom-cursor-file-path.png'), pointer;" in html or the content between "" in your css file in the class you want to hover on)

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anolesquailsandmaybecattails 1 year ago

Oh Iv'e heard of those custom cursors! that's the thing when you change the arrow/hand into a lizard or whatever else you want, right?

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datura 1 year ago

@anolesquailsandmaybecattails yep ^^ (the one on my website are vintage hands for example) You simply use an appropriate size image file and you can change it for the whole page and/or just when hovering on specific places. (And you add auto or pointer etc after the image file in case the image isn't found so that you still have the default pointer)

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anolesquailsandmaybecattails 1 year ago

@datura, cool! I've seen that! Maybe this was explained in the code you gave, (I'm pretty new at coding) but how do you make the cursor like that on all of the website pages? Do you just have to copy and paste the code to all of the other pages, or does the code cover that? Hopefully this question makes sense

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gnomes 1 year ago

@datura thank you so much, that code worked!

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datura 1 year ago

@gnomes Oh good, I wasn't sure my explanation was understandable ><

datura 1 year ago

@anolesquailsandmaybecattails I made a slightly better explanation here that might help you ^^' : https://datura.neocities.org/custom-pointer.html

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