Cursor snap to link

[Nine]

Hello I have a question, how can I snap the cursor when I hover over a link to that element that it is kinda fixed to it and when I leave the link boundary that hat my cursor returns to its normal shape and follows me, right now it just keeps following me. Thanks in advance, also if a person gets the shockingly green licence, could I make my portfolio and put it online?  

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[ZachSaucier]

Hey Nine. There are a few forum posts that talk about this sort of thing that may be helpful:

 

1 hour ago, Nine said:

if a person gets the shockingly green licence, could I make my portfolio and put it online?  

If that person who gets the Shockingly Green membership is you then yes, you can make your portfolio using Club GreenSock plugins and put it online  Is that what you're asking?

[Nine]

2 minutes ago, ZachSaucier said:

If that person who gets the Shockingly Green membership is you then yes, you can make your portfolio using Club GreenSock plugins and put it online  Is that what you're asking?

Yes  I plan to make my portfolio with the help of GSAP, so I was wondering if that was okay, and as far as I understood if someone would do freelancing with it he would have to tet the business one

[ZachSaucier]

Just now, Nine said:

as far as I understood if someone would do freelancing with it he would have to tet the business one

Actually in a lot of cases that person still doesn't need the Business Green membership. The only time a commercial license that comes with the Business Green membership is required is if someone is selling a product that uses GreenSock technology (like GSAP) to multiple end users. For example if they were selling a theme or a game that GSAP to multiple people.

[Nine]

So basically if someone does freelance work (some website for example) he can use his shockingly green license for that also, are there no issues?

[ZachSaucier]

So long as that freelance work doesn't involve selling a product to multiple clients, yes.

[Nine]

3 minutes ago, ZachSaucier said:

So long as that freelance work doesn't involve selling a product to multiple clients, yes.

Thanks for the info, this forum is really helpful and to be honest the best forum experience I ever had  and I just love the experience of using GSAP