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Cursor

Cursor is used to specify the type of mouse cursor when it is over an element
The options are:
(1) Auto, the default value, the browser will set a cursor based on context.
(2) Crosshair, the cursor is set as a crosshair.
(3) Default, this will display the default cursor (normally an arrow).
(4) Pointer, the cursor is a pointer (used to indicate a link).
(5) Move, the cursor indicates something to be moved.
(6) e-resize, ne-resize, nw-resize, n-resize, se-resize, sw-resize, s-resize, w-resize, the cursor indicates an edge is to be moved, the letter represents the direction, for example s-resize indicates that the movement starts from the south (bottom) of the box.
(7) Text, the cursor indicates that text can be selected.
(8) Wait, the cursor indicates that the program is busy and the user should wait.
(9) Progress, similar to wait, it indicates that the program is busy but still allows the user to interact with it (normally this is an arrow with an hourglass or a spinning circle).
(10) Help, the cursor indicates that help is available, this normally has a question mark next to the cursor.
(11) URI, allows you to set your own cursor as an image.

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