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If you've never heard of them, inlines styles are styles defined within the tag instead of using
classes or ID's. An example of an inlined style is: <BODY STYLE="font:9pt Arial;">
Now to get to the point, you can use an inlined style to change the mouse cursor of any element when the mouse moves over it by using the cursor style.
You can change the cursor to anyone of the following (pass your mouse over each name to see the corresponding cursor):
- hand
- crosshair
- text
- wait
- default
- help
- e-resize
- ne-resize
- n-resize
- nw-resize
- w-resize
- sw-resize
- s-resize
- se-resize
- auto
Now to use anyone of those just put style="cursor: then the cursor you've chosen, then " and plug
that into a tag coming up with something that looks like the following:
| <IMG src="something.gif" style="cursor:crosshair"> |
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