Fix unresponsive resize handle in Safari #4081
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This bug was absurd. For whatever reason, the current setup works fine in Chromium and Firefox but is unresponsive in Safari. Using a
z-index: -1half solves the solution but causes the resize handle to disappear and the blinking cursor to disappear.cursor: textseems to interfere with the resize cursor icon regardless of the stack ordering. Eliminatingcursor: textallows the icon to seamlessly switch and the cursor behavior throughout other areas of the app seem to be interpreted by the browser just fine.Adding the second
resize: verticalsomehow tells Safari to bring back the blinking cursor and the resize grab handle. It's utterly bizarre... I've ran this by several experienced people and we can't make sense of it other than Safari being Safari. :DCurrent:
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Fixed:
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