The effect of Cursor:hand and Cursor:pointer is the same as a hand cursor (the mouse is displayed as a small hand on the browser). However, when browsing with Firefox, I noticed that using Cursor:hand is supported in Firefox.
Cursor:hand:IE fully supported. But in Firefox is not supported, no effect.
Cursor:pointer: Is the standard of CSS2.0. So Firefox is supported, but IE5.0 is not supported by the previous version. IE6 began to support.
Here's something to see.
Attached: Cursor Property Collection
Cursor Type CSS
Cross quasi-heart cursor:crosshair;
Hand cursor:pointer;
Cursor:hand;
Write two is to take care of IE5, it only recognize hand.
Wait/hourglass cursor:wait;
Help Cursor:help;
Unable to release Cursor:no-drop;
Text/edit Cursor:text;
Movable object Cursor:move;
Change size up (north) cursor:n-resize;
Down change size (south) cursor:s-resize;
Change the size to the right (East) cursor:e-resize;
Change the size (West) cursor:w-resize to the left;
Up right change size (North East) cursor:ne-resize;
Up left change size (North West) cursor:nw-resize;
Down right change size (South East) cursor:se-resize;
Lower left change size (South West) cursor:sw-resize;
Automatic Cursor:auto;
Prohibition of cursor:not-allowed;
Treatment of cursor:progress;
system default Cursor:default;
User-definable (available animations) Cursor:url (' # ');
# = Cursor file address (Note that the file format must be:. Cur or. ani).
Pointer and hand-of cursor in CSS