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Expand Up @@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ Here is how you can easily set a custom cursor type for a target `FrameworkEleme
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> [!NOTE]
> Even though Microsoft recommends in [UWP Design guidelines](/uwp/input-and-devices/mouse-interactions#cursors) hover effects instead of custom cursors over interactive elements, custom cursors can be useful in some specific scenarios.
> Even though Microsoft recommends in [UWP Design guidelines](/windows/apps/design/input/mouse-interactions#cursors) hover effects instead of custom cursors over interactive elements, custom cursors can be useful in some specific scenarios.

> [!WARNING]
> Because the UWP framework does not support metadata on attached properties, specifically the [`FrameworkPropertyMetadata.Inherits`](/dotnet/api/system.windows.frameworkpropertymetadata.-ctor#System_Windows_FrameworkPropertyMetadata__ctor_System_Object_System_Windows_FrameworkPropertyMetadataOptions_System_Windows_PropertyChangedCallback_System_Windows_CoerceValueCallback_) flag, the `Cursor` property might not work properly in some very specific XAML layout scenarios when combining nested `FrameworkElement`-s with different `CoreCursorType` values set on them.
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