Anatoly Lubarsky

If you are using cursor:hand in HTML or CSS style sheet, be aware of the fact that "hand" is not CSS 2.0 compliant and therefore it will not work in Firefox for example.

One can use cursor:pointer instead, which provides the same functionality. See CSS 2.0 specification for details. Internet Explorer also supports cursor:pointer so it will work in both browsers.

Please note: Internet Explorer supports cursor:pointer only starting from IE 6.0 browser version.

via [ Miguel Jiménez ]

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