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172 1 7. Edge did not support my gif cursor. I had to do "cursor: url (cursor.gif), url (cursor.cur), auto;" to make the cursor work in Edge in Windows 10. The cursor was easily created from my gif with a free tool called RealWorld Cursor Editor. I first tried an online site to convert it but it screwed up the transparency of the cursor, so I ...
Custom Cursor on Microsoft Edge has an Offset. 1. Edge customize cursor doesn't work. 1. Cannot Use Custom ...
Only .cur files will work in Edge for setting a custom cursor. You can use a URL to a .cur file or the path in your project to a local resource. But be sure to not put any numbers between end parens and the auto keyword. My use case was changing the cursor for fabric js annotations.
I have implemented a custom cursor with a 60x60 px PNG image when the user hovers over the link (so anywhere on the page, the cursor should appear as a white X). My issue is this: When the cursor (or rather, the edge of the image shown by the cursor) touches the edge of the page, the cursor reverts to the "pointer" state which I assigned as a ...
You could check these similar threads: Edge customize cursor doesn't work and Custom Cursor on Microsoft Edge has an Offset. As a workaround, I suggest you change the image format from the .png file to the .cur file. You could use Google or Bing to search ".cur editor", then, convert the .png file to a .cur file.
Name that image (div) e.g. "cursor". Add event listener to your stage in order to get move events and set callback function. You can also make correction for position if your stage div is nested inside other div and/or it's position in window is not (0,0) - offset.
I solved in this way for the grab cursor in Internet Explorer, citing the @JasonGennaro's answer:. In Internet Explorer for Windows up to and including version 8, if a relative URI value is specified in an external style sheet file the base URI is considered to be the URI of the document containing the element and not the URI of the style sheet in which the declaration appears.
48. Just happened to me, and in my case it was due to a CSS rule pointer-events: none; which was set on a parent element and I forgot about it. This caused any pointer events to be just ignored, which includes the cursor. To fix this, you can just set the style to allow pointer events: .about>span{.
CSS3 grab and grabbing are now allowed values for cursor.In order to provide several fallbacks for cross-browser compatibility 3 including custom cursor files, a complete solution would look like this:
the problem is that when I move the mouse beyond the left or upper edge of application, the cursor image remains within the app, and I want the mouse image to disappear just like when I move the mouse beyond the right or lower edge. It seems the problem is that on_mouse_pos() only works when the mouse is inside the window.