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I feel like the sidebar could give mouse users better feedback with some cursor changes and hover color. Here's what I propose:
Remove __.list-item's cursor: default(this line) to set it back to auto (which will be cursor: pointer on most browsers). Currently only the arrow provides feedback that the element is clickable.
Add a :hover background color for .list_item:
.__list-item:hover {
background-color: #e3e3e3;
}
Current
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Hey - sorry for the delay. This is on my list of things to look into, but I haven't had time yet.
The current styling is intentional. I felt that not having hover effects gave the app a more desktop-feel, works better on touch devices, and because the highlight background is also used for the focus state, and things get confusing when both hover and focus are active on two different rows at the same time.
That said, I'm all for improving the UI, so was planning to experiment with this issue/feedback next time I work on UI changes.
@agatac if you'd like to give this a try and submit a PR, you're very welcome to, but just a heads up that I can't guarantee I would accept your changes, as I'm not sure yet exactly how I'd like this issue to be addressed.
I feel like the sidebar could give mouse users better feedback with some cursor changes and hover color. Here's what I propose:
__.list-item
'scursor: default
(this line) to set it back toauto
(which will becursor: pointer
on most browsers). Currently only the arrow provides feedback that the element is clickable.:hover
background color for.list_item
:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: