The cursor property in CSS is used to specify the type of cursor to be displayed when the mouse pointer is over an element. It allows you to enhance the user experience by indicating the expected interaction or action when interacting with different elements on a webpage.

Note: The cursor property can take various values, representing different cursor types.

Syntax:

/* Changing the cursor to a pointer when over a link */
a {
  cursor: pointer;
}

Features:

• Common Cursor Values:
  • auto: The default cursor for the browser.
  • pointer: Indicates a link or interactive element.
  • crosshair: Displays a crosshair for precise selection.
  • default: The default cursor (usually an arrow).
  • text: Indicates text selection.
• You can use custom images for cursors, specifying a URL for the cursor file.