Cursor

The Cursor property allows you to define how the mouse pointer appears when hovering over a particular UI element. This enhances user experience by giving visual feedback about the element's behavior — such as whether it’s clickable, draggable, or unavailable.

📘 Definition:

• The cursor setting changes the appearance of the pointer when it hovers over a widget.

• It communicates interactivity, selection, loading states, or context actions.

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🎛️ Available Cursor Types

Unset	Removes any previously applied cursor setting, allowing default inheritance.
Default	Standard arrow cursor. Used for general elements with no special behavior.
Auto	Browser decides the cursor based on context.
None	Hides the cursor entirely when hovering over the element.
Alias	Indicates a shortcut or alias (e.g., symbolic link).
All Scroll	Indicates that panning in all directions is possible.
Cell	Indicates a cell selection (like in a spreadsheet).
Column Resize	Indicates that the column can be resized horizontally.
Context Menu	Signals that a context menu is available.
Copy	Indicates that an item can be copied.
Crosshair	Displays a crosshair, often used in graphic or measurement tools.
East Resize	Indicates the element is resizable horizontally from the right side.
Grab	Indicates the element can be picked up (drag-and-drop start).
Grabbing	Indicates an element is currently being dragged.
Help	Displays a question mark to indicate help or more info is available.
Move	Indicates an element is draggable in all directions.
North Resize	Resizable from the top edge.
North-East Resize	Resizable diagonally from the top-right corner.
Not Allowed	Indicates an action is not permitted.
Pointer	A pointing hand cursor — commonly used for links or clickable elements.
Progress	Indicates a process is occurring, but the UI is still usable.
Text	Text selection cursor (I-beam), typically for editable or selectable text.
Wait	Indicates a process is ongoing and interaction is temporarily disabled.
Zoom In	Magnifying glass with a plus symbol — indicates zoom functionality.
Zoom Out	Magnifying glass with a minus symbol — indicates zoom out is possible.