AnnaK

YEEESSS!!!!! If anyone is interested, this is the code I used: -------------------------------- html, body { cursor: url(http://test.kleindinst.at/cursor_medium.png), auto; [Comment: For the standard cursor] } a:hover { cursor: url(http://test.kleindinst.at/cursor_medium_stripes2.png), auto !important; [Comment: For links in general] } input { cursor: url(http://test.kleindinst.at/cursor_medium_stripes2.png), auto !important; [Comment: For the small text fields of the form] } textarea { cursor: url(http://test.kleindinst.at/cursor_medium_stripes2.png), auto !important; [Comment: For the larger text fields of the form] } .sqs-system-button { cursor: url(http://test.kleindinst.at/cursor_medium_stripes2.png),auto !important; [Comment: For all buttons] } -------------------------------- Thanks a lot for helping me out!! 🙂

Thank you so much for answering!! It is perfect in the lightbox form now. (If you click "Say Hello!" in the bottom right corner.) No text arrow anymore – great! But if you watch the website now you can see that there is still a pointer if you put the cursor over the "Say Hello" button. And what is gone too is the changing cursor over the Menu area (Work, About,...) - Which worked before I used the current code. Current code: -------------------------------- * { cursor: url(http://test.kleindinst.at/cursor.png), auto; [Comment: If I write "!important" here and delete it in the a:hover section my custom cursor is all over but there is no hover effect at all] } a:hover { cursor: url(http://test.kleindinst.at/cursor_overlay.png), auto !important; } -------------------------------- All I want to have is the same cursor everywhere that changes just over any kind of link. I feel like there are different categories for links. (Sometimes it works over an image but not in the menu, sometimes it works on buttons, but not over a gallery, etc.) Flores is the template I use. Thank you so much for reading til the end! :-) Anna

This works very well - thanks a lot! But 1. The cursor over a link is jumping back to the standard hand symbol. 2. The cursor over a Text-field does the same and jumps back to the standard text cursor icon. You can check this out on www.kleindinst.at (All buttons open as form). Can anyone suggest a solution? Best, Anna