Change mouse cursor

[Guest]

I have a small area of text on a web page that I have set a mouse click event
to open a new window with an associated page. I did this by setting a
behaviour for the text.

This works fine but when viewed in a browser, there is no indication of any
sort of link, I can easily alter the font etc, but what I would really like
is to change the mouse cursor to mimic a hyperlink type pointing finger to
indicate that the area of text is clickable.

Is what I am trying to achieve do-able, or have I come at it all wrong?

BTW - I have also used a hyperlink and set a target frame as a new window,
but I want to restrict the menu options etc and I am not aware of any way of
doing that with this method.

Using Front Page 2003 on Windows XP, page is on a Share Point Services site
(SBS 2003)

 

[Chris Leeds, MVP-FrontPage]

in your behaviors add an on mouse over behavior where style.cursor is the
property name and hand is the property value.

HTH

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[Guest]

Thanks Chris, works like a charm.

in your behaviors add an on mouse over behavior where style.cursor is the
property name and hand is the property value.

HTH

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Microsoft MVP-FrontPage

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[Wally S]

onmouseover="this.style.cursor='hand'"

Wally S

 

[Chris Leeds, MVP-FrontPage]

Great! Good luck with your project.

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Thanks Chris, works like a charm.