cursor

Sintaxis

cursor: <std-cursor-name> | <url> [<x> <y>]? [, <url> [<x> <y>]?]* | CSS:inherit ; cursor: [<url> [<x> <y>]?,]* <std-cursor-name> ;

Values

<url> [ ]?

URL del cursor seleccionado mas posición opcional. Mas de un URL puede provocar problemas, in caso de que algunos tipode de imágenes de cursor no puedan ser usados.vea Uso_de_URL_como_valor_de_la_propiedad_cursor para mas detalles.

<std-cursor-name>

Algunos nombres de cursores se encuentra en la siguiente tabla.

Supported CSS standard values

Categoría nombre de CSS Descripción

General	auto	El browser (user agent) determina el cursor que mostrara basado en el contenido presente. E.g. equivalent to text when hovering text
	default	default cursor (typically an arrow)
	none	no cursor is rendered
Links & status	context-menu	cursor indicating that a context menu is available under the cursor
	help	cursor indicating help is available
	pointer	cursor used when over links (typically a hand)
	progress	cursor indicating that the program is busy in the background but the user can still interact with the interface (unlike for wait)
	wait	cursor indicating the program is busy (sometimes an hourglass or a watch)
Selection	cell	cursor indicating that cells can be selected
	crosshair	cross cursor, often used to indicate selection in a bitmap
	text	cursor indicating text can be selected (typically an I-beam)
	vertical-text	cursor indicating that vertical text can be selected (typically a sideways I-beam)
Drag and drop	alias	cursor indicating an alias or shortcut is to be created
	copy	cursor indicating that something can be copied
	move	the hovered object may be moved
	no-drop	cursor showing that a drop is not allowed at the current location
	not-allowed	cursor showing that something cannot be done
Resize & scrolling	all-scroll	cursor showing that something can be scrolled in any direction (panned)
	col-resize	cursor for resizing columns horizontally
	e-resize	cursor for resizing the right edge of a box
	ew-resize	cursor for resizing left or right
	n-resize	cursor for resizing the top edge of a box
	ne-resize	cursor for resizing the top right corner of a box
	nesw-resize	cursor for resizing in the top-right or bottom-left directions
	ns-resize	cursor for resizing up or down
	nw-resize	cursor for resizing the top left corner of a box
	nwse-resize	cursor for resizing in the top-left or bottom-right directions
	row-resize	cursor for resizing rows vertically
	s-resize	cursor for resizing the bottom edge of a box
	se-resize	cursor for resizing the bottom right corner of a box
	sw-resize	cursor for resizing the bottom left corner of a box
	w-resize	cursor for resizing the left edge of a box

Extended Gecko CSS values

CSS name Description Deprecation

-moz-alias	replaced by standard value alias as described in the previous table	Gecko 1.8a6
-moz-cell	replaced by standard value cell as described in the previous table	Gecko 1.8a6
-moz-context-menu	replaced by standard value context-menu as described in the previous table	Gecko 1.8a6
-moz-copy	replaced by standard value copy as described in the previous table	Gecko 1.8a6
-moz-grab	a cursor value that should indicate that an element or an object in a webpage can be grabbed
-moz-grabbing	a cursor value that should indicate that an element or an object is currently being grabbed
-moz-spinning	replaced by standard value progress as described in the previous table	Gecko 1.7.1
-moz-zoom-in	used to indicate that an element or an object in a webpage is actually being resized, enlarged or is actually being magnified
-moz-zoom-out	used to indicate that an element or an object in a webpage is actually being resized, reduced or is actually being zoomed out

Examples

Ver El Ejemplo Vivo

Inline: <span style="cursor: crosshair">Some Text</span> External: .pointer { cursor: pointer; } .move { cursor: move; }

Especificaciones

Specification

CSS Basic User Interface Module Level 4 # cursor

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