Netscape/IE question about cursor style

[wmacey]

I have a resizable frameset. When I put my mouse over the border in Netscape 6.2, I get the "<-- -->" double edged arrow resize cursor style, but in IE 6.0 the cursor style does not change.

Is there a way that I am missing to get the same behaviour in IE????????

W

[Jona]

style="cursor:hand;"


Use the above attribute in IE6+ to make the cursor a hand. If you want North-arrow, it'd be something like, "cursor:north" or "cursor:n" or "cursor:n-arrow" Just try any of those, if they don't work try some combination. I forget how all of the styles go... ugh... :rolleyes:

[wmacey]

in what tag would I put that so that it shows up when the frame is about to resized?

[Jona]

Try this...

<style>
BODY { cursor:hand; }
</style>

[wmacey]

I must be confused or maybe I didn't word what I want very well:

I have a left frame and a main frame specified in a frameset:
<frameset id="Master" cols="184,*" frameborder="YES" border="1" framespacing="0" >
<frame id="MainMenu" name="MainMenu" scrolling="NO" src="MainMenuLeftFrame.jsp" frameborder="no" >
<frame name="mainFrame" src="MainMenuMainFrame.jsp">
</frameset>


The framest is resizable so you can grab the border of the left frame and move it. In Netscape, when the mouse hovers over the border, the cursor changes automatically, but in IE it stays as the arrow. I only want the cursor to change when over the border, not when over the entire frame.....

[Jona]

Oh.................................. Yah, I get it now. I've never tried that one. Sorry, I have no idea how on earth you'd make the cursor change when you put the mouse over the border.