CSS Cursor Properties Mouse style

Browser support

All major browsers support the cursor property.

Note: Opera 9.3 and Safari 3 do not support URL values.

Note: The property value "Inherit" is not supported for any version of Internet Explorer (including IE8).

value	Description
Url	The URL of the custom cursor that you want to use. Note: Always define a normal cursor at the end of this list in case there is no available cursor defined by the URL.
Default	Default cursor (usually an arrow)
Auto	Default. The cursor set by the browser.
Crosshair	The cursor is rendered as a cross line.
Pointer	The cursor is rendered as a pointer to the link (one hand)
Move	This cursor indicates that an object can be moved.
E-resize	This cursor indicates that the edge of the rectangle box can be moved to the right (east).
Ne-resize	This cursor indicates that the edge of the rectangle box can be moved up and to the right (north/east).
Nw-resize	This cursor indicates that the edge of the rectangle box can be moved up and to the left (north/west).
N-resize	This cursor indicates that the edge of the rectangle box can be moved up (north).
Se-resize	This cursor indicates that the edge of the rectangle box can be moved down and to the right (south/east).
Sw-resize	This cursor indicates that the edge of the rectangle box can be moved down and to the left (south/west).
S-resize	This cursor indicates that the edge of the rectangle box can be moved down (North/west).
W-resize	This cursor indicates that the edge of the rectangle box can be moved to the left (west).
Text	This cursor indicates the text.
Wait	This cursor indicates that the program is busy (usually a table or an hourglass).
Help	This cursor indicates which help is available (usually a question mark or a balloon).