<body style="CURSOR: url('arrr.ani')"> hello </body>
Why the above CSS property does not work on Google Chrome and works on IE, if only the cursor is over the word hello
in IE. I want to use my own cursor for my webpage, I wanted to use a black cursor on my website. Where am I going wrong or is it possible to change the color of cursor to black?
But works here check out this website http://www.anicursor.com/webcursor.html. The owner of the website used his own cursor, I used the same property but it does not seem to work with me.
As BoltClock said, try the following:
<body style="cursor: url('arrr.ani'), default">
Adding default makes firefox and chrome validate the cursor
rule.
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