![]() Here is the CSS involved in this tutorial: // remove cursor from the whole body ![]() To do that I just need to check with Javascript if the cursor is on top of the mentioned HTML element, and I will add to the CSS circle the CSS class ‘.enlarged’, this will change the circle shape as I want. This sounds very simple so far, but because I want to make my life harder, I also want to change the dimension and the color of the CSS circle anytime the cursor hovers over certain elements, let’s say that I want to change the shape anytime the cursor hove clickable HTML elements, such as hyperlinks, button, input, and a certain element with CSS class ‘.js-big-cursor’. In other words, I will swap the cursor with the CSS shape anytime the cursor moves. The idea is very simple, I will hide the normal HTML cursor from the whole website in CSS using the attribute “ cursor: none ”, then with Javascript I will detect the position of the cursor at any movement of it and I will change the position of the CSS shape (a circle in my case) based on the current cursor position. In this tutorial, I will use a simple semi-transparent circle as a cursor. In my case, I would like to change the cursor to any CSS shape or to any CSS form. I have seen a lot of tutorials online about changing the HTML cursor to an SVG icon or to a PGN icon. This tutorial will show you how to change your website cursor to any CSS shape and change the shape on hover on certain HTML elements.
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