Enough new link cursors to make Mickey Mouse cry.
Thanks to Sage for some of his cool link cursor ideas
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Well done Adam…well done!
I tried that “Blue Arrow”…it actually gets lost since most hyperlinks are already blue, so that one may need to be another color.
I would like to see the “Globe” variation in others colors if possible. How bout making the land “green” while keep the rest of the icon blue for “water”? Just an idea.
Thanks again…
Wow, I didn’t expect that many! Kudos to you, Adam. :-) And that link icon is gorgeous.
Ah, and I was just thinking about asking you to do a help cursor too, but I noticed you did it. Most excellent. :-D
Good point, gorickey. Here’s a preview of Globe with green land:
http://homepage.mac.com/adambetts/...
Let me know if it’s what you want :)
Adam:
Yes, I like that new “Globe” version alot!
How does the “Help” cursor work?
They’re uploaded :)
gorickey, CSS 2 include a support for custom cursors and help cursor is one of them. Currently, very few websites do use custom cursors but I’m sure it will change as more people switch to CSS.
Gotcha, that’s makes sense…I’ll add to that folder then for future use…
Thanks again, I hope others like the different variation as well!
Hey nice Adam! The chain link cursor is a good idea.
Wow! I really needed away from that glove . Thanks for sharing the art and instructions . I am using one now an I am really diggin’ it . Great walls as well – – Good site .
Hmm. Can’t wait to get home to play around with the new cursors.
The one problem I have with the cursors with the ball below and slightly to the right of the arrow is that the ball covers a portion of the “tooltip” text that appears if a link has the “title” attribute set.
Did the linkCursor.tiff got removed with Safari 1.2.1 and Mac OS X 10.3.3? I can’t find it in the framework-resources…
Wow, Look excellents. How to work on windows,Please if can.
css Cursor examples , Properties , Attribute – – http://css-lessons.ucoz.com/cursor...
So bad Mickey Mouse only have four fingers.
Haha you sure? :)