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Whenever user hovers on the span element with class sky-checkbox, the mouse cursor should be a pointer to indicate an interactive element.
Actual behavior
The cursor is the default arrow. This is seen with both Firefox and Chrome on OSx. Visible on docs page.
Note: At first glance, it looks like .sky-checkbox does indeed have cursor:pointer declared. However, I think the browser is losing context because its parent element is absolutely positioned. A position:relative fixes this. Not sure if that's the best implementation though... Need someone smarter than me to make that call :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Expected behavior
Whenever user hovers on the span element with class
sky-checkbox
, the mouse cursor should be a pointer to indicate an interactive element.Actual behavior
The cursor is the default arrow. This is seen with both Firefox and Chrome on OSx. Visible on docs page.
Note: At first glance, it looks like .sky-checkbox does indeed have
cursor:pointer
declared. However, I think the browser is losing context because its parent element is absolutely positioned. Aposition:relative
fixes this. Not sure if that's the best implementation though... Need someone smarter than me to make that call :)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: