Board Thread:Support Requests - Designing Your Wiki/@comment-28439053-20190221122558/@comment-13206985-20190221150912

So far I only know commands in icons like "cursor:crosshair" in a speciric line's style-attribute. Sometimes I'm also browsing on "w3schools.com" for help of different commands in html, while I also like it's "try it yourself"-option there (to actually edit the mentioned code and see a preview of it, which will also work with different added codes there too)

Another page mentions ".ani"-files for animated gif-cursors. While another page (to be exact: stackoverflow.com/questions/33743554/html5-animated-cursor) refers to this solution being mentioned in its "head"-section instead:



body{cursor: url('file_name.gif'), auto}

I'm not using that much css-commands, but this page "css-tricks.com/using-css-cursors" seem to show an animated (custom) image, which is having the same position as the pointer of your mouse (at least in firefox on my windows7-computer it was working correctly there), but not sure if wiki-pages will support similar commands too?