and this?
body, a, img, body .lay-carousel a img {
cursor: url(https://norakeilig.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/cursi-1-e1701094228969.png), pointer !important;
}
Yes, so it makes a smooooth transition. I think it would be a super nice feature as you can provide a more bespoke experience for a project. Maybe you have a video, so it transitions to black to have this dark universe.
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yea sure i mean i coded the webgl background feature and now i coded the big imagehover addon update
its on my list, its probably the next thing i will do yea
where do you use your buttons?
can you post a link here so i can see an example of the situation
submenu points have an active state already:
[image: 1699223028919-screenshot-2023-11-05-at-19.23.44.png]
its the same one that is set in:
Customize → Menu Style → Menu Point Active
thank you!
yea thats possible by doing custom css based on the current page:
https://laytheme.com/documentation/custom-css-styling.html#css-based-on-current-page
so for a certain category you would write css that changes the hover animation
example:
body.slug-work .thumb .ph{
background-color: green!important;
}
body.slug-work .thumb:hover img{
opacity: 0.5!important;
}
you'll need to be able to write css and use the chrome element inspector
