HTML and CSS Reference
In-Depth Information
CSS
cursor
Property Values
Description
Typical Rendering
alias
Indicates the element may be a link or reference to
another element or location.
Shows that the object can be resized in all directions.
None currently
all-resize
cell
Presents an icon to indicate a cell is active, similar to
what is performed in a spreadsheet application.
Displays a resize indicator for a column.
col-resize
Indicates a context menu is available.
None currently
context-menu
copy
Indicates the copy action is allowed or triggered by the
element.
Displays standard four-arrow move cursor.
move
no-drop
Indicates that the current location is not a drop target
for a drag action.
none
Does not show a cursor.
N/A
not-allowed
Indicates that the current function is not allowed, often
associated with not allowing dropping in a drag-and-drop
action.
or
row-resize
Displays a resize indicator for a table row.
vertical-text
Displays an I-beam used for vertical text insertion.
T
ABLE
5-8
CSS3 cursor Property Values
direction
This property is used to control the text direction, much like the
dir
attribute for
(X)HTML tags.
Syntax
direction: ltr | rtl | inherit
The allowed values
rtl
(right to left) and
ltr
(left to right) are often implied by the language
in use, though the default is specified to be
ltr
.
