Cursor changes via is not applied in firefox
Hi, I have been working on this issue from a while now. When the cursor is changed from one style to other via firefox simply does not render it. It works fine in opera and chrome . Please help &.grab {
cursor: move; /* fallback if grab cursor is unsupported */ cursor: grab; // cursor: -moz-grab; // cursor: -webkit-grab; } /* (Optional) Apply a "closed-hand" cursor during drag operation. */ &.grabbing:active { cursor: move; /* fallback if grab cursor is unsupported */ cursor: grabbing; // cursor: -moz-grabbing; // cursor: -webkit-grabbing; }
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Did you check the Inspector?
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Why is there an & character here:
chetankumard said
Hi, I have been working on this issue from a while now. When the cursor is changed from one style to other via firefox simply does not render it. It works fine in opera and chrome . Please help&.grab { cursor: move; /* fallback if grab cursor is unsupported */ cursor: grab; // cursor: -moz-grab; // cursor: -webkit-grab; } /* (Optional) Apply a "closed-hand" cursor during drag operation. */ &.grabbing:active { cursor: move; /* fallback if grab cursor is unsupported */ cursor: grabbing; // cursor: -moz-grabbing; // cursor: -webkit-grabbing; }
Yes I did and it doesn't reveal much. Unfortunately Its a private app. Can I post you a gif image for reference?
Just ignore the & symbol. I haven't posted you the entire css. .grab and . grabbing:active are the css classes involved in applying the grab and grabbing cursor. Thing is when I apply grab cursor or grabbing cursor Firefox has no issue rendering it. But when the class name changes dynamically the cursor does not change from grab to grabbing.
It's obvious. That we can't help you without understanding how your page works. If you cannot provide a link to the real app, create a demo, for example, using JSFiddle, CodePen, etc.
@jscher2000, I will post a link to jsfiddle or codepen shortly.