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É possível alterar a cor do cursor?
Existe a possibilidade de mudar a cor do cursor? Ao selecionar ou digitar texto, a cor do cursor muda para branco e desaparece na página "em branco". Posso mudá-lo de alguma forma por conta própria, ou é padrão e só pode ser alterado pelos programadores? Obrigado.
Existe a possibilidade de mudar a cor do cursor? Ao selecionar ou digitar texto, a cor do cursor muda para branco e desaparece na página "em branco". Posso mudá-lo de alguma forma por conta própria, ou é padrão e só pode ser alterado pelos programadores? Obrigado.
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Yes, it is possible to change the color of the cursor. The cursor color is set by default by the browser, but there is a way to customize it using your own HTML code. You can do this by applying CSS styles to the element on which you want to change the cursor. To change the cursor color, you can add the following code to your HTML file:
* { cursor: url('path/to/cursor/file.cur'), auto; } In the above code, replace 'path/to/cursor/file.cur' with the appropriate URL or path to the cursor file you want to use. You can also use built-in CSS cursors like 'pointer', 'text', 'crosshair', etc., instead of specifying the address to your own file. Keep in mind that some browsers may not support changing the cursor color, and some may have limitations on the types of cursor files that can be used. Therefore, it is always worth testing the effect in different browsers to make sure it works as expected. I hope the above information was helpful! If you have any further questions, let me know.Yes, it is possible to change the color of the cursor. The cursor color is set by default by the browser, but there is a way to customize it using your own HTML code. You can do this by applying CSS styles to the element on which you want to change the cursor. To change the cursor color, you can add the following code to your HTML file:
* { cursor: url('path/to/cursor/file.cur'), auto; } In the above code, replace 'path/to/cursor/file.cur' with the appropriate URL or path to the cursor file you want to use. You can also use built-in CSS cursors like 'pointer', 'text', 'crosshair', etc., instead of specifying the address to your own file. Keep in mind that some browsers may not support changing the cursor color, and some may have limitations on the types of cursor files that can be used. Therefore, it is always worth testing the effect in different browsers to make sure it works as expected. I hope the above information was helpful! If you have any further questions, let me know.Machine translated