Hi, yes, it is possible.
A kickstarter on the things to do: - Add a div to the body-tag, keep the reference - Set style="position:fixed" to that div - Register a onMouseMove event handler on the document body - Use the event's clientX/clientY properties to determine where the cursor is - Calculate the new top and left coordinates based on the position, object size, desired offset and client size restrictions - Apply the values via CSS Hope that helps. Note: this is a very simple way. It may not work if the document is not the usual full-screen element (iframe, margin to the body-element). But I'm sure you can figure that out. Chris Am 04.03.2019 um 08:53 schrieb Killerko:
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