"hover the pointer over" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It refers to the action of moving a computer cursor (also known as a pointer) over a specific area on a screen or webpage. Example: To view more information about the product, hover the pointer over the image and a brief description will appear.
For example, in a large picture with multiple images, you can hover the pointer over different parts of an image and you get pop-up links to where you can buy that object, with Corrigon's technology essentially automating that search and creating that link.
If you hover the pointer over this yellow dot, the pointer turns into a hand symbol.
Hover the pointer over the thumbnail you want closed.
Hovering the pointer over other parts of the object turns the pointer into the usual symbol for dragging the object to another part of the page.
Users can hover the mouse pointer over 'Chart' in the 'FACS-Sorted Hair Cells' section to view the graph of cell-type specific gene expression of the gene in cell-type specifice at four distinct agene
To obtain more information about each motif, users can hover the mouse pointer over any motif, and the names of the corresponding motifs in HOCOMOCO, JASPAR and TRANSFAC will be shown.
In order to manipulate the size and position of furniture objects which had been placed into the 'Home plan' and '3D view' quadrants, participants were expected to hover the mouse pointer over respective furniture objects before selecting them.
First, hover the mouse pointer over the recycle bin.
If you see Bing, hover the mouse pointer over it until the "Delete" option appears.
Hovering the mouse pointer over a link causes a small preview of the linked page to pop up in a tiny window, making it easier to decide whether to click through to the page or not.
Simple search instructions and background information on the database can be found by hovering the mouse pointer over sections on the main page.
