But what websites are you building where all your users on Internet Explorer, we all know the cool folks are not there.jk 😜Ĭan I Use: caret-color # Community : This would be a great (super subtle) addition if you're live-checking for password length or valid username format, style the cursor red to match the input border/label color/etc. In other words, if all your users are using Internet Explorer, I'd advise not using this feature.
So make sure you check to see if this feature is compatible with the browser you're targeting. This feature is not fully supported by all browsers. We give the ability to have different background colors in the Console Editor and the Text Editor so it makes sense that you might need a different color for. Alternatively: Control Panel > Ease of Access > Change how your mouse works > Choose a pointer. Please be mindful of that and make sure there is enough color contrast so your user can see the caret (cursor) on the screen. Step 4: Navigate to Mouse and touchpad, select Cursor color to change the color, and choose the color you like from the seven different colors: After selecting. Go to Start > Settings > Accessibility > Mouse pointer and touch to adjust the size and color. (You can press Windows+I to open the Settings application quickly.). Having the power to mess with the caret (cursor) color is cool, but definitely not at the expense of usability. To find this option, head to Settings > Ease of Access > Cursor & Pointer. Now available is beamrm and beamrl for even larger cursors. Go to 'mouse pointers' in Control Panel, click on the 'text select', then 'browse', and choose 'beamr'.
⚠️ NOTE: Remember prioritizing good user experience is super important for a web developer. The outline shows up better on dark windows than light windows.
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