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Q34 / 100
What does the CSS "cursor: pointer" property do?
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The correct answer is B) Changes the mouse cursor to a hand/pointer icon when hovering over the element, indicating it is clickable
B
Correct Answer
Changes the mouse cursor to a hand/pointer icon when hovering over the element, indicating it is clickable
Explanation
"cursor: pointer" displays a hand-shaped cursor on hover, a common visual cue for clickable elements.
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