What is the cursor property in CSS
The cursor property in CSS allows you to change the mouse cursor appearance when hovering over an element. Here are some common values you can use:
cursor: alias;
cursor: all-scroll;
cursor: cell;
cursor: col-resize;
cursor: copy;
cursor: crosshair;
cursor: default;
cursor: e-resize;
cursor: ew-resize;
cursor: grab;
cursor: grabbing;
cursor: help;
cursor: move;
cursor: n-resize;
cursor: ne-resize;
cursor: nesw-resize;
cursor: nw-resize;
cursor: nwse-resize;
cursor: no-drop;
cursor: none;
cursor: not-allowed;
cursor: pointer;
cursor: progress;
cursor: row-resize;
cursor: text;
cursor: w-resize;
cursor: zoom-in;
cursor: zoom-out;
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