Our MySpace Cursors are perfect decorating your Profile and adding a unique accent to your site. The majority of our Cursors are Cursors, Animated Cursor, Animal Cursors, Bear Cursors, Teddy Bear, with clever, provocative and funny themes. Chroma Luna has a large selection HTML codes, images, glitter graphics and comments to decorate and "Pimp" up your MySpace profile. You can also use these materials for Xanga, Friendster or any other social networking or dating web site. You can even use these themes and comments in your emails, instant messaging or to decorated you blog or web site. We have sections emphasizing holidays, days of the week, pets and animal lovers. We have an especially large selection of Christmas and Holiday MySpace greetings and christmas cards. Hundreds of new comments are added every week, so stop by often to check out our latest offerings. >

Installing MySpace Cursors - Step-By-Step Instructions

I. Step One: Get The Cursor Code. The first step is to go to the Chromaluna Page that contains the cursor you want to use.

The display will look something like the image to the right. Click once in the text box that appears in the bottom right-hand corner.

This will highlight the text. Now hold down the Control key and type C (Control-C.) This will copy the code into your computer's clipboard.

II. Step Two: Go To Your Profile Editor. To add a cursor to your profile, you need to log into your MySpace account and select the "Edit Profile" option next to your picture. (If you are using a different social networking site, you will find similar tools on that site.)

This will take you to the "Profile Edit" page which contains several "text boxes" that allow you to enter information about your "Interests" and "Personality"

In addition to typing personal information into these boxes, you can paste codes that changes the cursor that appears when someone browses your profile.

III. Paste Code Into Your Profile. Find the "About Me" text box and scroll to the top of the text using the scroll bars on the right edge of the box.

Click in the upper left corner of the text box, making sure that your cursor is at the very beginning of the text. Next, hit the Enter Key a few times to clear some space. (This will make it easy to remove the codes later on, if you change your mind.) Again click in the upper left corner and again make sure the cursor is at the very beginning of the text. Finally, hold down the Control Key and hit "V". This will paste the codes into the text box. The result should look something like image above.

IV. Correcting Mistakes. If you make a mistake while entering the code, you can undo all the changes by hitting the "Esc" (Escape) key.

V. Testing Your Profile. Once you have entered the codes, you will want to test your changes to make sure they work properly. First, save the changes by pressing the "Save All Changes" button at the top of the page.

Note: You might think that you would just press the "Preview Profile" button to view the changes, but in our experience, this doesn't work very well. The most reliable method of viewing the changes is to navigate back to your profile. Be sure to give it plenty of time to load. It sometimes takes extra time for all parts of your Profile to fully load after you have made changes.

VI. Tip. If you are going to be making lots of changes to your Profile, it is very helpful to open two copies of your browser; one copy open to the Profile Editor and one copy open to your Profile. That way, after you have made changes, you can simply switch to your Profile and press the "Refresh Button" to view the changes.

VII. Trouble Shooting. It sometimes happens that you will enter theacode into your Profile and nothing seems to happen or you get the wrong effect. There are several possible causes for this situation:

1. Browser Problems. Some browsers such as Firefox, Opera and Netscape don't support cursors. At this point, only Internet Explorer supports cursors. As a result, if you attempt to view your web page or profile with anything other than Internet Explorer, no cursor will be displayed.

2. Incomplete Or Damaged Code. These codes consist of complex instructions to the browser. If the codes are changed in any manner they may not work properly. For example, if you accidentally insert text into them or delete part of code, they may not work properly.

3. MySpace Failure. Sometimes MySpace's software will get confused and will not update your profile even when it say it has. As a result, the codes you have entered won't have an effect. You can test to see if this is happening by changing some of the text in the section of the profile that you are entering the codes. If the text doesn't change when you view your profile, you can be sure that your code is not being entered into your profile. The solution is log off of MySpace and at the same time close all copies of your browser. When you log back in, the problem should go away.

4. Outside MySpace. Our cursors have been tested extensively on MySpace and other social networking sites. These cursors will work outside MySpace, but, depending on circumstances, you may encounter problems. To deal with all the possible problems, would require a complete course on web page building, but there are a few tips. First, since style sheets can interfere with each other, make sure that there are no other cursor defined in your web page's code. Second, if you have access to HTML editor such as Front Page or Dream Weaver, you can test the cursor and make adjustments as necessary. Finally, if necessary, you can download the cursor itself and then post it on our web site. If you do this, please post a link back to our site so that other people can find our products.

The Cursors use something called "Cascading Style Sheets" (CSS) to work. CSS works along with HTML to control the way a web page appears. One of the characteristics of Style Sheets, is that one set of style sheets can override other style sheets. If the web page you are working with has another Style Sheet embedded in it, that Style Sheet could override the Chromuluna Codes and cause the wrong cursor to be displayed.

5. Bad Links. At Chromaluna, we make every effort to make sure our codes link back to the proper images. We also make sure the images are not moved. and are maintained the images in the same place. Other web sites are not so careful and we have seen many comments on graphics on MySpace that have broken links and do not display. Nevertheless, it possible that one of link could get accidentally broken. If that happens, the simplest method of the solving the problem is to pick a different code. Also, please let us know if you find a broken link: [email protected]