How to change the mouse with css

In CSS, you can use the cursor attribute to change the mouse style. You only need to set "cursor: style value" to the element. The cursor attribute defines the cursor shape used when the mouse pointer is placed within the bounds of an element. This attribute is zero or more "" values, separated by commas, and the keyword value is required at the end.

The operating environment of this tutorial: Windows 7 system, CSS3&&HTML5 version, Dell G3 computer.

In front-end development, changing the mouse style is often used. We went to the css official website to see what attributes can change the mouse style. Finally, we found that the cursor attribute can achieve the effect we need. Detailed usage and instructions As shown below.

We use the html editor sublime_text to edit the web page, create an example, create a new html page, then add a button to the page, and then move the mouse up to see the effect. The details are as shown below.

We use the cursor attribute to modify the attributes of this button. Based on the official attributes, we use the help value. Details As shown below.

We put the html web page into the browser and check the effect. The mouse turns into a question mark style. There are many styles. Everyone You can try it yourself, as shown in the figure below.

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