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Cursor class hover over elements change

Edrol97

Edrol97

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Hi all, wondering how to change the cursor on my site when hovering so that it is the custom cursor I already have enabled. This is the current CSS I have.

CSS: 
.element-class:hover{
    cursor: url(img/background/cursors/Grimace%20cursor.png)

Do I have to define the element-class in .js in order for it to work in CSS?
 
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Johna
Edrol97 said:
Do I have to define the element-class in .js in order for it to work in CSS?
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You don't need to do anything in JavaScript.

What that selector is depends on what elements you want to have the custom cursor.
If the entire page, then do *:hover. If only buttons, for example, then do button:hover, or if only a specific element, then .classname:hover or #id:hover.

The custom cursor will still show even without using the :hover pseudo-class.
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Edrol97 said:
Do I have to define the element-class in .js in order for it to work in CSS?
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You don't need to do anything in JavaScript.

What that selector is depends on what elements you want to have the custom cursor.
If the entire page, then do *:hover. If only buttons, for example, then do button:hover, or if only a specific element, then .classname:hover or #id:hover.

The custom cursor will still show even without using the :hover pseudo-class.
 
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Thank you. This has really helped. I looked it up and got all manner of things being shot back at me.
Johna said:
You don't need to do anything in JavaScript.

What that selector is depends on what elements you want to have the custom cursor.
If the entire page, then do *:hover. If only buttons, for example, then do button:hover, or if only a specific element, then .classname:hover or #id:hover.

The custom cursor will still show even without using the :hover pseudo-class.
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