CSS cursor property
Usage
Specifies which type of cursor should be displayed when the user places the mouse pointer over an element.
Values
- auto - default; changes automatically depending on the situation
- crosshair - displays a crosshair
- default - displays the default cursor, usually an arrow
- help - displays the help cursor, such as a question mark
- move - indicates that something should be moved
- pointer - displays a pointer which indicates a link, usually a hand
- text - indicates text
- wait - indicates that the program is busy, often an hourglass
- n-resize - indicates a box edge is to be moved up (North)
- ne-resize - indicates a box edge is to be moved up and right (North East)
- e-resize - indicates a box edge is to be moved right (East)
- se-resize - indicates a box edge is to be moved down and right (South East)
- s-resize - indicates a box edge is to be moved down (South)
- sw-resize - indicates a box edge is to be moved down and left (South West)
- w-resize - indicates a box edge is to be moved left (West)
- nw-resize - indicates a box edge is to be moved up and left (North West)
- [URL] - the URL of a custom cursor to be used
Example
Code:
dfn {
cursor: help;
}