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userContent.css
#1
This neat trick will change the mouse pointer when

you hover it over links that will open a new window. Add the following code to your userContent.css file:
Code:
/* Change cursor for links that open in

new window */
:link[target="_blank"], :visited[target="_blank"],
:link[target="_new"],   :visited[target="_new"] {
   cursor:  crosshair;
}


This tip will change the mouse pointer when you hover it over links that will perform a JavaScript command. Add the following code to

your userContent.css file:
Code:
/* Change cursor for JavaScript links */
a[href^="javascript:"] {
   cursor: move;
}
~ FFW
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#2
where is the userContent.ccs file located at?
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#3
That I have no clue. It would be easier for

you to download ChromEdit or Mr Tech Local Install and edit it with those.

It's much easier to edit it with those, I use ChromEdit (made compatible

with Mr Tech Local Install)

FW
~ FFW
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#4
It is full of great information.I have shown your css file.I have edit the css file with ChromEdit.I have used this css file in my project.I found it and searching on Google.
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