If I use the code you suggest and put it in the style.css file of my child theme, I see a hummingbird, but it is a different one and it is not moving. Hello Friech! was offline yesterday, for hours and hours, and so was my site, it affected thousands of people around the world, I am seriously considering changing, even though I just signed up with them. The cursor would need to be like this everywhere on the site and I have found some advice on how to change the colour of cursors on this forum, but nothing else. Download Custom Cursor for Chrome 3.3. Be sure to try it anywhere except for Chrome Web Store, browsers inner pages and Homepage. Additional Information Report abuse Version 3.3.0 Updated ApSize 2.44MiB. Same way you can pick another cursor when you have played enough with the first one. Use a large collection of free cursors or upload your own. I have no idea whether this is correct though in any way, I am just learning css and this does not seem to be the standard coding used for other implementations. Go to the Custom Cursor pop-up window, scroll down and choose the desired cursor pack and click on it. – I downloaded the hummingbird.cur file and created a folder in my child theme called Cursor and pasted it I put the following code into my style.css of my child theme according to instructions on this had no big hopes and it is not working, after trying some different ways to put it. I found the following code online, on, and did the following to try and install it: Online I have found a code that should make my cursor have a little hummingbird flying next to it, as we have on our current site.
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