Closed ghost closed 6 years ago
You can override the default behavior on your project, using any value acceptable by the property cursor
. e.g.:
[data-balloon] {
cursor: auto !important; /* or any other value you want */
}
You will want to use this instead:
[aria-label][data-balloon-pos] {
cursor: auto !important; /* or any other value you want */
}
The great page https://kazzkiq.github.io/balloon.css/ shows many useful examples - it helped me adapt balloon.css in my project (where a popup shows some additional information about an exam at a university; I use ruby to autogenerate a html table of exams, and now I use balloon.css to add additional information to this too \o/).
There is one thing I'd like to be able to customize which is the arrow type.
Right now the .css has:
cursor: pointer;
Is there a way to customize this, from within the css used?
For example:
to
or something like that.
The reason why I'd like to use another cursor, or rather, the same cursor, is because I'd like to only show a popup box, and otherwise do no modification at all.
Thanks for considering - feel free to drop this issue here at any moment in time.