Mouse Controls

Changing The Mouse Pointer Appearance
To change the mouse pointer, you can place the cursor property in any selector. The values can be: (hover over the word for an example of each)

crosshair
pointer
hand (same as pointer; IE only)
move
n-resize
ne-resize
e-resize
se-resize
s-resize
sw-resize
w-resize
nw-resize
text
wait
help

This is how I would set up my style sheet, if I wanted people to see the "help" cursor whenever they hovered over a image:

img {
cursor: help;
}

Changing The Cursor For The Entire Document
Now that you know how to change the cursor, you should know that you can apply that property to anything, allowing you to effect the cursor when a visitor hovers over the content contained within the tag, that the cursor style has been applied to.

If you wanted to make the cursor the same for an entire web page/site, then the CSS might look like this:

body {
cursor: crosshair;
}

The cursor would now be a crosshair for every part of the page.

Changing The Cursor For When You Hover Over A Link
A lot of people change the cursor to do something different whenever you hover over a link. For this you would use the a:hover selector. Example:

a:hover {
cursor: help;
}

Changing The Cursor To Your Own Image
It is possible to use cursor: url(image.gif); to make your cursor a personal image, but this feature is currently not supported by any browsers!

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