By default, all URLs in Blogger posts become clickable, even you do not set it as links. Presently what I do is I add a space after the www or the two slashes after http in the HTML code. It works. But when I hover the cursor over the URLs, it stills show the finger cursor (even though it cannot be clicked). How do i do away with the finger cursor?
Are you able to add stuff to the .css file? You can do something like this: .inactive { pointer-events: none; cursor: default; } Code (markup): and the add class="inactive" to each link you don't want to work: <a href="page.html" class="inactive">page link</a> Code (markup):
I'd avoid {pointer-events:???;} for a while. IE<11 does not support it, and while Firefox has supported it since v.3.6, it is off by default on v<41. On >=41, it is on by default, but only on the nightly builds. Chrome and Safari seem OK, but mobile devices are questionable. If the link is disabled by a space, or similar, use a.inactive, a.inactive:hover { color: inherit; cursor: default; text-decoration: none; } Code (markup): cheers, gary