You have to use "cursor:pointer;" in your CSS.
"cursor:hand;" was Microsoft's way of implementing "cursor:pointer" in
IE5.5 and earlier versions.
-- J.
Am Sonntag, 25. März 2012 00:03:25 UTC+1 schrieb Paul van Hoven:
>
> I want to change the mouse cursor appearance when hovering a custom
> widget on the webpage such that the underlying widget appears to the
> user as a link. The widget looks like this
>
> public class GalleryFrame extends AbsolutePanel implements
> HasMouseDownHandlers {
>
> public GalleryFrame( String imagePath ) {
> this.setStylePrimaryName("GalleryFrame");
> ...
>
> The css style "GalleryFrame" looks like this
>
> .GalleryFrame { width:170px;height:108px;cursor:hand; }
>
> So, as you might guess right I want to make the whole GalleryFrame
> widget clickable. Therefore, I implement the MouseDownHandler. Okay
> but when hovering with the mouse over the widget nothing changes, the
> cursor remains normal.
>
> I googled around and I only find sources where they say you should add
> cursor:hand to you css, as I do now in my case. But that does not
> work.
>
> What am I doing wrong here?
>
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