无需图片在HTML元素显示.move{cursor:move;}光标，能否应用于<i>元素？

Absolutely, you don’t need any images to display the move cursor—CSS has a built-in value for that! The cursor: move; property directly tells the browser to show the standard move cursor (usually a cross with arrows pointing in all four directions) when the user hovers over the element.

How to implement it: #

• Define a CSS class with the cursor property, then apply it to any HTML element you want. Here’s a quick example:

.move {
  cursor: move;
}

<!-- Applying to a block element -->
<div class="move">Drag this div around!</div>

<!-- Applying to an inline element like <i> -->
<i class="move">Hover over this italic text to see the move cursor</i>

Can you apply this style to elements? #

i {
  cursor: move;
}