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I'm wondering if there's any way to make the mouse cursor change when going over a non-link. For example, when you have something as a link (using href), the cursor becomes a little hand icon. Can you make the mouse do this without 'href'? thanks.
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<a href="#">stuff</a> does the same thing - is that any good?
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This can be done without using an anchor tag but only in IE4+ and possible NS6.
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The only problem that you could find if you use an anchor tag, is that if you press it, you will go to the start of the page. to avoid this, use the following:
<a href="#" onClick="return false"> |
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