You can use different cursors to reflect the intended user interaction with particular elements of an interface. The cursor will change when a user hovers over a given element to indicate the action which can be performed.
Cursor utilities
Use one of the available cursor utilities depending on the action you want to indicate.
.cursor-auto- the cursor style depends on what’s inside a given element
.cursor-pointer - a pointing cursor, used to show that an element is clickable
.cursor-move - a cursor which shows that a given element can be moved
.cursor-not-allowed - a cursor which shows that a user is not allowed to perform an action on an element
.cursor-zoom-in - a cursor which shows that a user can zoom in
.cursor-zoom-out - a cursor which shows that a user can zoom out
.cursor-default - the default cursor
.cursor-none - no cursor
.cursor-help - a cursor which shows that help information is available
.cursor-progress - a cursor which shows that an action is in progress
.cursor-wait - a cursor which shows that a user cannot interact with the element because it is busy
.cursor-text - a cursor which shows that a user can type
.cursor-v-text - a cursor which shows that a user can type in a vertical text input
.cursor-grab - a cursor which shows that a user can grab an element
.cursor-grabbing - a cursor which shows that a user is grabbing an element