Thank you so much!!! it works in the preview, although when I try to publish it tells me that "Markup is not allowed in CSS." - I wonder if I'm putting this code in the right section, at the moment I'm inserting it in the Css?
Is this with WordPress or Squarespace, or something different? Each have their unique quirks, and it's also possible it's not doable with the system you're using.
I haven't used that particular theme, but if you go to Appearance -> Customize, once that loads at the bottom of the left bar there should be an 'Additional CSS' option. Place the cursor css in there, and that should work.
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Hi GV,
I'm glad it's working well for you!
That definitely can be done. What you'll want to do is wrap the cursor css in with a hover.
For example, instead of placing the cursor code in the body like this:
Use this:
You could also make it more specific, like if you only wanted it to work on hovered links in one particular div with a class called 'emoji':
Hope that helps!
Thank you so much!!! it works in the preview, although when I try to publish it tells me that "Markup is not allowed in CSS." - I wonder if I'm putting this code in the right section, at the moment I'm inserting it in the Css?
Is this with WordPress or Squarespace, or something different? Each have their unique quirks, and it's also possible it's not doable with the system you're using.
oh right I see, I'm using Semplice, a template for wordpress.
I haven't used that particular theme, but if you go to Appearance -> Customize, once that loads at the bottom of the left bar there should be an 'Additional CSS' option. Place the cursor css in there, and that should work.