You would have to use JavaScript to strip the title attribute. By clicking Post Your Answer, you agree to our terms of service, privacy policy and cookie policy. There shouldnt be a hand w/title showing on hover. Unfortunately, this is not possible with just CSS. But might I suggest that you use a custom field like 'data-title' so the default browser behaviour doesn't interfere with your custom solution. How do I connect these two faces together? Sorry for beeing such a Dummie and thanks again! You would have to use JavaScript to strip the title attribute. You can move it to image data and back. Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. I would help you if i could, but this code does not supply me with enough context or code to make an arrow be displayed. $ ('a').hover ( function () { $ (this).attr ("org_title", $ (this).attr ('title')); $ (this).attr ('title', ''); }, function () { $ (this).attr ('title', $ (this).attr ("org_title")); } ); Share Improve this answer Follow answered Nov 24, 2017 at 12:19 Im using Neve theme, Elementor and your Masonry Gallery. That piece of the page will simply not render anymore, and the space it takes up on the page will be removed and the layout readjusted. Have you tried something? I changed it to be on(mouseover) and on (mouseleave) to fire the functions. The display:none property does just that. I am trying to style the title attribute of a using CSS. childrens selectors from sibling parent divs using css for hover effect. Where should I put