Restore button cursor lost in normalize.css update #1075
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`cursor: pointer` was removed in a recent update to normalize.css. This commit restores the style for buttons and related form elements.
| @@ -1,4 +1,11 @@ | |||
| button, | |||
| html [type="button"], | |||
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why the explicit scoping to html?
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I was restoring the removed styles directly from normalize.css. However, the explicit scoping to html is to prevent a WebKit audio/video control bug in Android 4 caused by -webkit-appearance: button. This fix is still part of normalize.css and still present in our framework, making the html unnecessary. I will remove.
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cursor: pointerwas removed in a recent update to normalize.css. This commit restores the style for buttons and related form elements.