Override the default cursor for elements

Override the browser’s default cursor for an element by changing the cursor value.

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You can override the browser’s default cursor for an element by changing the cursor value.

Even though the cursor changes when you hover over an element, the cursor property is set on the none state of an element.

Changing the cursor for an element

Select the element
Go to the Styles Panel
Scroll down to the Effects section
Click on the cursor icon to choose from a variety of cursor options

The cursor settings of the effects section is highlighted. The opacity, box shadows, 2D&3D transforms, transitions and filters effects are also in view.

Set a custom cursor for a lightbox link

A lightbox is a link element, so, the default cursor on hover is a pointer cursor. However, since a lightbox can be used to enlarge images, you may choose to change the pointer cursor to a zoom-in cursor.

Set a custom cursor for a inactive links

If your design includes a button that's not currently accessible, you can change the cursor on that button to the not-allowed cursor. This will show your site visitor that the button is inactive.