(When I first started messing around with html, I was hella frustrated most of the time!) For this method, you will need to go into the html code for you theme. I say this is advanced, because unless you are familiar with large blocks of html/css coding, this will probably confuse and frustrate you. If this method does not work, don’t panic! You’re not alone! I have had a few people have issues with this method, but I prefer this way as you don’t clog your description box up with code!ģ. See below for a poorly made visual! ( Click for larger view) Click “Update Preview” and your cursor should show up in your blog preview window. The very last option is “Advanced Options.” Click that and you will see an area that says “Add Custom CSS.” Paste the code in that box (NO NEEDED). Again, go to “Customize” or “Edit Theme.” In the options box on the left side of the screen, scroll ALL the way down to the bottom. The Intermediate method (and my preferred way). Your first step will be to copy this code:īody, *, a, a:hover Ĭlick “Update Preview” on the top of your screen, and your cursor should automatically appear in the theme preview on the right side of your screen!Ģ. NOTE: Not all of these methods may work for you! Some themes do not support the code in certain places. Once you have a picked a cursor from my cursor page, you will need to install it on your blog! There are three ways to do this, and I will go through them from easiest to hardest! If you use one or more of my cursors, you do not have to credit me on your blog, BUT IT WOULD BE NICE!! :D However, I do request that you at least credit Mashima for his wonderful art/characters!Īlright, now that that’s out of the way - Let’s begin! Please DO NOT reupload, redistribute or repost ANYWHERE, including tumblr, without credit! DO NOT claim as your own.
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