CSS Cursors Tutorial

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URL : http://echoecho.com/csscursors.htm

CSS TECHNIQUE :

Microsoft Internet Explorer 4+ and Netscape 6+ supports customized cursors defined with CSS.

Although the cursors will not have the customized look in other browsers it usually doesn't ruin anything. These browsers will simply show the normal arrow-cursor which would be same case as if you refrained from customizing cursors at all.

So unless the page really doesn't work without the customized cursor there shouldn't be technical reasons for choosing not to.

However there might be other reasons for thinking twice before adding custom cursor to your pages. Many users are easily confused or irritated when a site breaks the standard user interface.

Look Values Test Code
cursor default test cursor:default
cursor crosshair test cursor:crosshair
cursor hand test cursor:hand
cursor pointer test cursor:pointer
cursor Cross Browser test cursor:pointer;
cursor:hand
cursor move test cursor:move
cursor text test cursor:text
cursor wait test cursor:wait
cursor help test cursor:help
cursor n-resize test cursor:n-resize
cursor ne-resize test cursor:ne-resize
cursor e-resize test cursor:e-resize
cursor se-resize test cursor:se-resize
cursor s-resize test cursor:s-resize
cursor sw-resize test cursor:sw-resize
cursor w-resize test cursor:w-resize
cursor nw-resize test cursor:nw-resize
cursor progress test cursor:progress
cursor not-allowed test cursor:not-allowed
cursor no-drop test cursor:no-drop
cursor vertical-text test cursor:vertical-text
cursor all-scroll test cursor:all-scroll
cursor col-resize test cursor:col-resize
cursor row-resize test cursor:row-resize
cursor cursor:url(url) test cursor:url(uri)

Please note that some of these cursors are not W3C approved. For a list of approved cursors go to : www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/ui.html#propdef-cursor

For more details on how to apply this visit : http://echoecho.com/csscursors.htm

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