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Cocoa app, SnowLeopard
I have a WebView in to which I'm loading HTML (essentially for application UI purposes).
In the html, I've added:
<body onselectstart="return false" ondragstart="return false">
This prevents text from being selected, which is what I want for this job.
However, whenever the cursor is moved over any text, including disabled "button" texts, the cursor changes to the I-Beam, producing a nasty, unwanted effect.
Is there any way to change this behaviour, either in HTML or in WebKit?
Thanks for any help.
Try adding the
-webkit-user-select: none;declaration to each of the selectors you don't want to be user-selectable.Actually, if you just want to show a different cursor, use this:
This will show a regular pointer instead of the selection I-Beam.