So, You Want Info On... CSS and Cursors, Huh?

      Internet Explorer 4.0 has supported these commands as of 1/17/98. I'm sure Navigator won't be too far behind.
     Seventeen different cursor properties have been incorporated into standard CSS so you can be pretty sure some of these will work. I say "some of these" because the cursor look depends a lot more on the operating system and settings your user has set. If you didn't know it, you can set your cursor to a whole bunch of different standard settings and even install new cursors that animate. At one time, my cursor was Snoopy on his Sopwith Camel; when I clicked on something it became a TV set with snow on the screen. I'm just a fun guy, I guess.

     So I offer this chart as help. Each link points back to this page so even if you click, it'll just reload. Plus the link will be a description of what you should see.
     The Style Sheet command is incorporated by adding the STYLE="--" format into the anchor command like so:

     Of course, you can also put these into a Style Block and alter the cursor for all your links at once:

<STYLE>
     link {cursor: crosshair}
<STYLE>

     So, here we go. These are the chosen seventeen. Roll your pointer over the top. Depending on a lot of factors, you may get it or you may not.

     There you go. Use them wisely.