Cursor
Controls the cursor style when hovering over an element.
Class | Properties |
---|---|
c-auto | cursor: auto |
c-cr | cursor: col-resize |
c-ch | cursor: crosshair |
c-d | cursor: default |
c-h | cursor: help |
c-m | cursor: move |
c-na | cursor: not-allowed |
c-ner | cursor: ne-resize |
c-neswr | cursor: nesw-resize |
c-none | cursor: none |
c-nr | cursor: n-resize |
c-nwr | cursor: nw-resize |
c-nwser | cursor: nwse-resize |
c-p | cursor: pointer |
c-pr | cursor: progress |
c-rs | cursor: row-resize |
c-ser | cursor: se-resize |
c-sr | cursor: s-resize |
c-swr | cursor: sw-resize |
c-t | cursor: text |
c-w | cursor: wait |
c-wr | cursor: w-resize |
c-zi | cursor: zoom-in |
c-zo | cursor: zoom-out |
Using breakpoints
Using responsive breakpoints like sm:c-*
, md:c-*
, lg:c-*
, and xxl:c-*
allows targeting specific utilities in different viewports.
Using variants
Using :hover
variants such as h:c-*
allows you to override elements and change their values when hovering over them.