Mouse over icon on links
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Hey chris!
You can use this CSS for example:
a{ cursor: crosshair; }
You can put this css in "lay options" -> "custom html & css" -> "Custom CSS for Desktop Version"
Here is a list of standard cursors you can use:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/CSS/cursor -
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Hey!
You could use this extra css to have a normal cursor for the menu:
nav.primary a{ cursor: pointer; }
Having a left/right cursor on the left screen or the right screen only on links:
Yes this is possible but only with custom javascript and custom css. This is a bit more complex to do.You would need to listen to the mousemove javascript event and calculate which side you are on. Then you would need to add a html class to a link and remove it based on mouseenter and mouseleave js event listeners. also you would need to write some css for these html classes, one class for having a left cursor, another for having a right cursor.
I hope you can understand that this is a lot of custom code and maybe you can figure it out by yourself or find a programmer who can help you.
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