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Give Clickable Elements a Pointer Cursor
a[href], input[type='submit'], input[type='image'], label[for], select, button, .pointer {
cursor: pointer;
}Some elements that are clickable mysteriously don't trigger a pointer cursor in browsers. This fixes that, and provides a default class "pointer" for applying it to other clickable things as needed.
I generally dislike having the pointer on a button and such, it just feels… wrong :o.
I’m going to completely disagree here, not having the pointer on all buttons and links is horrible for usability
So where in the CSS do you place this? I actually think it’s genius. Not too many people know that when a link is a different color (minus the underline) it’s clickable.