How to make a link loose the changing hand

[videoedge]

How do I make a link that appears in a drop down menu, loose the changing hand when moused over?? On this page, Webpage mouse over the Dining link. A drop down appears with 2 links. 1st one is an actual link, but the Xtreme Bar link is just info and I would like to be able to get rid of the hand so it doesn't appear like a link. Is this possible??

Thanks
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[videoedge]

Well, what's happened to this board?? I have used it on occasions, ALWAYS with my problem fixed by friendly, knowledgeable contributor's. But not this time!! 2 posts with no replies in over a week!! Infact I've noticed that there are LOTS of unanswered posts. Seems to me that maybe the Xara techies dont visit this board anymore!!

Pity........

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[LeiChat]

sorry, not a Xara techie,
but hopefullu if I reply to your question,
someone might reply to one of mine. (Kharma sort of thing)

In the .js file for your menu, (not xaramenu.js the other one)
there's a load of CSS stuff near the top, 4/5 lines,
which include "cursor:hand;"

There's YOURNAV_plain and YOURNAV_l
the second is the style info for menus (with the little arrow) rather than items.

In theory you could add another class definition,
eg YOURNAV_l_2 and use that for menus you don't want to have the hand.

I'm sure in WebStyle3 (or maybe 2) it was simpler to stop it.

In each submenuItem by default is sticks "javascript:;" if it doesn't have a link,
which ideally should be blank and have no link. :-(

Perhaps another WS4 bug.

[bb2]

I agree with Leichat, his solution will work
add 2 new classes and in YOURNAV_plain1:hover change cursor:hand to cursor:default

Within your page you will see startSubmenu this will contain your submenuitems.

change the class being referenced from YOURNAV_plain to YOURNAV_plain1

[videoedge]

OK, thanks guys. Not too sure I fully understand, but will endevour to make myself understand and get this working over the next few days.

Many Thanks
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[bb2]

Look forward to viewing the menu once you have made the changes