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Cursors are a very small but extremely important element in the design of Windows. The mouse pointer flashes before our eyes quite often and is the main object for navigating the operating system. In order for it to blend harmoniously into the interface, you need to choose a beautiful cursor in accordance with the appearance of your desktop.
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In the Mouse Properties window that appears, click the Pointers tab.; On the Pointers tab (shown below), select the mouse cursor you want to change in the Customize section. For instance, the cursor you usually see is the Normal Select pointer, and the spinning cursor you see while your computer is working is the Busy pointer.

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The cursor is defined through an HTML style, so it can be applied to any element on a page that accepts HTML style definitions. You must upload the cursor file(s) to your web site. The style is then defined by referring to the cursor's path and filename. The style definition would be something like:
Note that the cursor path and filename has to be in quotes.

A custom cursor is defined by the 'cursor:' style property CSS (cascading style sheets). The easiest way to change the cursor type is to add a style='cursor: crosshair' property within an HTML tag. e.g.

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The following links should change the pointer after being 'moused-over'. These show a number of built-in cursor styles that you can use:

auto	crosshair	default	pointer
help	move	text	wait

nw-resize	n-resize	ne-resize
w-resize	hand	e-resize
sw-resize	s-resize	se-resize

Some of the cursor styles may not work, depending on the browser.

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The following HTML code will display a custom cursor:

A custom URL

The user agent (i.e. browser) must be able to handle the type of cursor. Some possible file types that may work are .cur, .csr and .ani files. The above example works in Internet Explorer for Windows, but not in Netscape or IE 5.0 for Unix.

Applying a Custom Cursor to a Whole Page

To apply a cursor to an entire page, the simplest way is to apply the style to the body tag:

Applying a Custom Cursor to a Paragraph

To apply a cursor to a single paragraph, such as this one, the style can be applied to the paragraph tag itself. For example:

Applying a Custom Cursor to a Hyperlink

When the mouse moves over a hyperlink, the cursor will revert to the standard 'hand' style, unless you specify that you want something different. For example, I have used an animated cursor for this download link. Download cursor editor. The code for changing the link cursor was:

Applying a Custom Cursor to an Image

In the same way a custom cursor can be applied to an image (point at the image below to see this in action):

Applying a Custom Cursor to Table Cells

Different cursors can be applied to the cells of a table:

This cell shows the standard cursor.

This cell shows 'Zoom in' cursor.

This cell shows 'Zoom out' cursor.

This cell shows 'Target' cursor.

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Each cell has a different style attribute applied:

Using the <span> Tag

For most other purposes a custom cursor can be applied by means of the <span> tag. In this paragraph this method has been used to display a custom cursor wherever the words 'custom cursor' appear. Point at any of the occurrences of the words 'custom cursor' to see the result. Simply surround the required element with <span> tags as follows:

Applying Custom Cursors Using Stylesheets

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If you use stylesheets, you can define custom cursors as styles. Here is part of the stylesheet for the this sample page for example: