Is it possible to remove the hand cursor that appears when hovering over a link? ![]()
Below my CSS et JS code.
I do not know where to change the code
Iโm not at all an expert in coding.
thank you for your help ![]()

Is it possible to remove the hand cursor that appears when hovering over a link? ![]()
Below my CSS et JS code.
I do not know where to change the code
Iโm not at all an expert in coding.
thank you for your help ![]()

Hey @jawd-allal , Iโm not an expert in code, but this might work by using media-queries in your JS code. Read here: https://css-tricks.com/working-with-javascript-media-queries/
The end of your code then might look like the following:
function myFunction(x) {
if (x.matches) { // If media query matches
createCustomCursor();
}
}
var x = window.matchMedia( โ(min-width: 1001px)โ ) //desktop
myFunction(x) // Call listener function at run time
x.addListener(myFunction) // Attach listener function on state changes
@matanyad , what do you think?
hello Eve thank you for your help
and your code.
Iโm not at all an expert in coding too
Iโm a creative.
The problem is I donโt know where to put exactly this code and how to use it.
Depending on the provider, it may support Javascript to only be visible on a set screen width or you could customize the CSS to support it too.
@iloveditorx , this is a little similar to your example for a custom cursor . Do you know how you could customize this?
I would think itโs added to the bottom of the Javascript portion which is the functionality of the code. So the part of the code that states JS code.
@jawd-allal try pasting the code where you currently call the createCustomCursor() function (right at the end of your script). Delete the createCustomCursor() function and instead of it place the code I previously wrote you. I hope this helps.
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Hey Eve
Thank you so much that works
.
Is it possible to have the cursor not show up when hovering over a link?
The hover effect doesnโt works on Gallery Pro
Thank you ![]()

Hi @jawd-allal , check out this amazing tutorial by @iloveditorx with an updated addition regarding special links effect: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBsJiCZ9ltM
I hope this will be of help.
I had already watched. He does not say anything about it ![]()
Close to the end of the video (around minute 6:30) he shows how you can remove the cursor effect when hovering over links. Watch till the end ![]()
Hello Eve, thant you very very much for your help ![]()
I donโt want the hoever effect dissapears. I just want to hide the hand Cursor when I have a hoever effect ![]()
Sorry I I havenโt been enough clear. ![]()
And he didnโt say anything about why the hoever effect doesnโt works on Pro Gallery ![]()

@jawd-allal , you have 2 options. Either add to your CSS:
a:hover {
cursor: none;
width: 90px;
height: 90px;
background: pink;
}
or try adding the following in your current code:
[#myCustomCursor](https://www.editorxcommunity.com/forum/search/~num~myCustomCursor) .myCursorHoverState {
cursor: none **!important** ;
width: 90px;
height: 90px;
background: pink;
}
Regarding the Pro Gallery, if it doesnโt work, could be that itโs because the Pro Gallery is not a link (he talks about this in the video as well).
I hope this helps.
I just tried. Unfortunately, that doesnโt work. I have always the hand cursor ![]()
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@jawd-allal send me a link to your live site. Iโd like to take a look. Thanks.