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button,
label[for],
input[type=reset],
input[type=button],
input[type=submit],
input[type=radio],
input[type=checkbox] {
cursor: pointer;
}What does this do?
Change 
for 
in buttons(?), labels and clickeable inputs
And why does that matter?
I'm really just curious, I don't care much either way 
That feels a little awkward to me, as I expect anything that turns the pointer into a pointing hand to be a link.
That feels a little awkward to me, as I expect anything that turns the pointer into a pointing hand to be a link.
I think I disagree with that. I expect it to indicate something is clickable which certainly applies to labels. However, I had already done it a diferent way so I won't be using this method.
That feels a little awkward to me, as I expect anything that turns the pointer into a pointing hand to be a link.
Buttons are similar to links: they are clickable and do something and/or direct you somewhere.
Anything that's clickable should IMO have the hand cursor come up...
And why does that matter?
That increases usability. It tells you which element is clickable. For a bonus, you don't have to carefully position mouse cursor on clickable elements, changed cursor tells you right away that element underneath it is now clickable -- extremely helpful for little checboxes and radios.
http://usability.dzone.com/news/css-cur … -usability
http://simonwillison.net/2003/Jun/15/la … erability/
http://www.sitepoint.com/article/simple … le-forms/2
http://www.themaninblue.com/writing/per … 005/03/09/
I expect it to indicate something is clickable which certainly applies to labels.
Exactly.
However, I had already done it a diferent way so I won't be using this method.
JavaScript?
intedinmamma wrote:That feels a little awkward to me, as I expect anything that turns the pointer into a pointing hand to be a link.
Buttons are similar to links: they are clickable and do something and/or direct you somewhere.
Anything that's clickable should IMO have the hand cursor come up...
I'm not talking about how things should be, I'm talking about what I'm used to. 
JavaScript?
No, I just used descendant selectors constructed from the classes already avialable. That works in IE6 as well.
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