I am trying to use the “normal” cursor, ie “auto”, when users are hovering over a disabled component, as the css already shows the component as greyed out.
The values of cursor that represent what you're looking for are not-allowed and no-drop. These values are new to CSS3, so if you need browser compatibility you ...
Tailwind CSS cursor utilities control cursor style on hover, like `cursor-pointer`, `cursor-default`, and `cursor-not-allowed`. Custom values can be set using ...
The common solution to this issue is to leave the default mouse cursor and instead gray out or somehow make a visual change to the part of the screen that ...