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Constructors
Parameters
- url: string
- The url pointing to the cursor's image.
- alternative: Cursor
- Cursors can be chained but the last alternative needs to be one of the predefined cursors.
Parameters
- url: string
- The url pointing to the cursor's image.
- x: number
- The x-coordinate of the cursor's hot-spot
- y: number
- The y-coordinate of the cursor's hot-spot
- alternative: Cursor
- Cursors can be chained but the last alternative needs to be one of the predefined cursors.
Methods
Constants
Gets the cursor to be shown when an alias or shortcut can be created.
alias CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): Gets the cursor indicating that something can be scrolled or panned.
all-scroll CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): Gets the cursor where the browser determines the actual cursor to be displayed.
auto CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): Gets the cursor to indicate selection of a table cell..
cell CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): Gets the cursor for resizing columns.
col-resize CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): Gets the cursor to indicate that there is a context menu available.
context-menu CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): Gets the cursor to be shown when something can be copied (often used for drag & drop).
copy CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): Gets the crosshair cursor.
crosshair CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): Gets the default cursor.
default CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): Gets a cursor that indicates that an edge at the east will be moved.
Depending on the browser this might just be a horizontal resize cursor.
This corresponds to the e-resize CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see):
Gets the horizontal resize cursor.
ew-resize CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): grab CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): grabbing CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): Gets the cursor that indicates that help is available for the object under the cursor.
help CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): Gets the move cursor.
move CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): See Also
Developer's Guide
Gets a cursor that indicates that an edge at the north will be moved.
Depending on the browser this might just be a vertical resize cursor.
This corresponds to the n-resize CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see):
Gets a cursor that indicates that edges at the north and east will be moved.
Depending on the browser this might just be the diagonal resize cursor for NE to SW resizes.
This corresponds to the ne-resize CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see):
Gets the diagonal resize cursor for NE to SW resizes.
nesw-resize CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): Gets the cursor to be shown where nothing can be dropped in a drag & drop operation.
no-drop CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): Gets the invisible cursor.
none CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): Property Value
Gets the cursor to be shown when an action cannot be done.
not-allowed CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): Gets the vertical resize cursor.
ns-resize CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): Gets a cursor that indicates that edges at the north and west will be moved.
Depending on the browser this might just be the diagonal resize cursor for NW to SE resizes.
This corresponds to the nw-resize CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see):
Gets the diagonal resize cursor for NW to SE resizes.
nwse-resize CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): Gets the cursor with a pointing hand, as used for example on a hyperlink.
pointer CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): Gets the cursor that indicates progress.
progress CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): Gets the cursor for resizing rows.
row-resize CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): Gets a cursor that indicates that the edge at the south will be moved.
Depending on the browser this might just be a vertical resize cursor.
This corresponds to the s-resize CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see):
Gets a cursor that indicates that edges at the south and east will be moved.
Depending on the browser this might just be the diagonal resize cursor for NW to SE resizes.
This corresponds to the se-resize CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see):
Gets a cursor that indicates that edges at the south and west will be moved.
Depending on the browser this might just be the diagonal resize cursor for NE to SW resizes.
This corresponds to the sw-resize CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see):
Gets the text selection cursor.
text CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): Gets the vertical text selection cursor.
vertical-text CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): Gets a cursor that indicates that the edge at the west will be moved.
Depending on the browser this might just be a horizontal resize cursor.
This corresponds to the w-resize CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see):
Gets the wait cursor.
wait CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): Gets the cursor for zooming in.
zoom-in CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see): Gets the cursor for zooming out.
zoom-out CSS cursor. This is how it appears in your browser (hover to see):