Using Cursor in CSS

An important part of the user interface is the cursor (referred to in the CSS specification as the "pointing device"), which is controlled by a device such as a mouse, trackpad, graphic tablet, or even an optical-reading system. The cursor is useful for providing interaction feedback in most web browsers.

CSS2 lets you change the cursor icon, which means that it's much easier to create web-based applications that function in a manner similar to desktop applications in the operating system.

Cursor property
Values : [[,]* [ auto | default | pointer | crosshair | move | e-resize | ne- resize | nw-resize | n-resize | se-resize | sw-resize | s-resize | w-resize| text | wait | help | progress ]] | inherit
Initial Value : auto

Example:
a{ cursor:pointer}