Only anchor elements (<a href=''>..</a>) with the href property show
the hand by default.
As Jorn suggested, you need to add a class to your element, eg.:
'hover' and use the following CSS:
in IE: .hover{ cursor:hand; }
Others: .hover{ cursor:pointer; }
On Apr 15, 8:44 am, "wyo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've bound a click handler to an image and would like to see that this
> element is clickable on the page
>
> $('#prev').bind('click', function() {...}
>
> <img id="prev" src="images/prev01.png">
>
> This doesn't show the click cursor (finger pointing to) when the
> cursor hovers over the element. Do I have to change this to a '<a
> href="..."' but then what should I use as href="???" or is there a
> better way? Shouldn't any element bound to a click handler show this
> by default?
>
> O. Wyss
