[thelist] turn the cursor into an arrow on an <area> with an href

[Craig Saila]

James Aylard wrote:

>     Yes. The workaround is to put the cursor: pointer style declaration in a
> second style element with a disabled attribute, e.g.:


Alternately, I've had sucess with:

AREA { cursor: hand; cursor: pointer }

IE reads the first one and ignores the second, Mozilla and other 
compliant browsers read the second one after ignoring the first.

Cheers,

Craig Saila
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