I want to have an individual cursor on my homepage. For Internet Explorer i need the special file format .cur - after 2 days searching i found this. Now it also works in ie.
But: When you go over a link, (right the menue), you will notice that the point of the cursor which is actual the "pointing point" (the point of the image which is deciding a selection) is not like usual in the top left corner, but in the bottom left corner.
Im testing it with ie10. With the standart cursors all is ok, but not with the .cur file.
So, whats wrong there? Or is my .cur file corrupt??
Thanks you all!
No, the cursor file is perfectly fine, that how normal cursor works. even in default cursor (like in stack overflow) you can try press add button or link with the bottom of the cursor and it wont work, only the corner activate the cursor sensitivity.
However, using default cursor is recommended, it making the website more mature or in other words less childish.
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How to change the behavior of the multiple cursor?
I want to press the down arrow - the bottommost cursor moves down and the rest of the cursors disappear.
The same with the up arrow, but so that only the top cursor moves, the rest disappear.
I press enter - the bottommost cursor behaved as usual, the rest of the cursors disappeared.
The way cursors behave now is impossible and unacceptable to me.
Maybe there is some setting, plugin or hack?
Thank you !
I have some trouble with the cursor position. As shown in the screenshot below, the cursor is placed at the front of the email address. However, I want it to be in the right of the email address.
What I used is position:absolute
I checked other solutions, and I tried float:left. It leads to the correct cursor position, but the email is disappeared when I click somewhere else. This seems like a problem with chrome 80(It works fine with other browsers). I am wondering if there is other way to achieve the effect like this:
I'm trying to get started using Spacemacs for an Elixir/Phoenix web project.
When editing one of my HTML templates (myfile.html.eex), the indentation displayed in Spacemacs is not as expected.
The HTML content is displayed way over to the right of the screen. When I put my cursor onto the line with the HTML, it (temporarily) moves into the right spot. It then moves back over to the right once the cursor leaves the line.
If I access a different file, then come back again, (SPC-TAB SPC-TAB) the formatting is correct.
This behavior is distracting/annoying. Any way to fix it?
Text floating way over to the right:
Cursor over the line, it moves into the correct location:
Move cursor off the line, it goes back to the wrong spot on the right:
Access a different file and come back - everything looks right:
Install an updated version of Spacemacs, and I believe the Spacemacs team fixed this issue a while back.
I don't have any experience with SVG but I was hoping to use this one in a project I'm working on.
http://openclipart.org/people/aungkarns/sakura1.svg
The problem is that in Google Chrome and Chromium, a thin line is rendered from the top flower, right through the image to down near the stem. In other browsers, in the image viewer in Ubuntu and in Inkscape, this line isn't shown. I don't think it's supposed to be there, so is there anything I can do about it?
The line is the path with id "path2164", (the first path node in Layer 1), if you view the source and remove this element, it will disappear. I don't really know why it doesn't render in other browsers, it may be malformed. At any rate, if you remove it, the image looks normal.
I have a problem with my website, and that is when i visit it and click somewhere a BIG text marker is shown at the side.
Visit the site urself and check?
The website
Just visit and click somewhere and u can see what the problem is. How do i fix this?
If you're using Firefox, you may have it set to "Caret Mode" - press F7 to disable.
I tried it on your site, and got a big black bar on the side as you reported.
I discovered Caret Mode the hard way myself: when you hit F7 it asks you to confirm that you want to switch - both the pressing F7 and the confirmation were done by my cat on the keyboard (!) and I couldn't figure out what had screwed up my browser...
Are you referring to the large block of text that stays at the bottom? That appears in the HTML like anything else and appears when I load the page. I don't see anything else appearing when I click around.
More details?
P.S. I would have made this a comment if I had the rep points to do so... :-/
I took a printscreen on the issue to show you more clearly what I mean appears.
Here is it. I am using Firefox 3.5.3
http://i28.tinypic.com/2gse9mw.png
It happens if you have "Always use the cursor keys to navigate within pages" enabled in Firefox.