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use cursor pointer for all clickable in explorer web-ui #91

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GlenDC opened this issue May 7, 2018 · 2 comments
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use cursor pointer for all clickable in explorer web-ui #91

GlenDC opened this issue May 7, 2018 · 2 comments
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GlenDC commented May 7, 2018

Within the graphs of the explorer web-ui you can click on certain parts of the graphs (e.g. part of a diagram) as well as addresses of wallets. It would be great if those areas change the cursor to the css pointer type, such that the familiar "hand-looking" cursor is shown, indicating clearly that it is indeed a navigational element. Currently the cursor remains unchanged, giving a non-ideal UX.

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LeeSmet commented May 15, 2018

There is on easy way to do this as there is no functionality exposed in the used graph package which can achieve this. So the solution would be the manually figure out the exact css targets to which the style needs to be applied, which is likely going to be painful since this is generated code. Not to mention extremely hacky and fragile since there is no guarantee that the specif element classes and or ids are fixed/deterministic/won't change between versions

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GlenDC commented May 15, 2018

Feel free to close this as wontfix, according to your own judgement in that case.

@rkhamis rkhamis added type_bug and removed type_bug labels Jun 19, 2018
@Sacha96 Sacha96 closed this as completed Sep 11, 2019
@Sacha96 Sacha96 reopened this Sep 11, 2019
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