it's the browser doing it, probably because the object loses focus.. you have no control of it
On Sep 6, 5:44 pm, general_salt <angelmcf...@gmail.com> wrote: > I have a link with a return false; > > I have the style (cursor: pointer) set in the CSS and also tried > setting it in Javascript. > > When I click on the link, the hand cursor goes to the default arrow. > (I'm guessing it's the browsers default behavior to change it back to > the arrow when a link is clicked.) > > Is there a way to prevent this??
