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as all heading levels get styles from the header-style mixin https://github.com/act-rules/act-rules-web/blob/master/src/styles/mixins.scss and that mixin includes cursor: pointer;, <h1> headings - which are non-interactive/do not contain anything clickable (compared to, say, most <h2>s that, when hovered, show the anchor/link to that particular section) - confusingly appear to be clickable when they're not.
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<h1> headings are non-interactive but have cursor:pointer
<h1> headings are non-interactive but have cursor:pointer
Nov 7, 2019
While it's true that most elements that use this mixin are also interactive, it is also used on static elements ... and here, having the explicit `cursor:pointer` mouse cursor (the "hand" one) is misleading and confusing, as it makes those static elements appear to be interactive/clickable to sighted mouse users.
Closesact-rules#54Closesact-rules#69
While it's true that most elements that use this mixin are also interactive, it is also used on static elements ... and here, having the explicit `cursor:pointer` mouse cursor (the "hand" one) is misleading and confusing, as it makes those static elements appear to be interactive/clickable to sighted mouse users.
Closes#54Closes#69
as all heading levels get styles from the
header-style
mixin https://github.com/act-rules/act-rules-web/blob/master/src/styles/mixins.scss and that mixin includescursor: pointer;
,<h1>
headings - which are non-interactive/do not contain anything clickable (compared to, say, most<h2>
s that, when hovered, show the anchor/link to that particular section) - confusingly appear to be clickable when they're not.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: