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[FEATURE REQUEST] -No Hand Cursor on Dark and Light Mode Button #394
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Hey @KendallDoesCoding I think I can fix this issue please assign it to me. |
@mnik7044 - thanks for bringing this to my notice. Please work on this. |
Hey @KendallDoesCoding I am facing some issue in getting the dark/light button in the code can you help me on that? |
it should be in index.js |
Ya looked for it, the structure of code is quite different from what I have worked with before. |
But let me try. |
Yeah. We have to format code slightly better. |
@mnik7044 - still can't seem to figure it out? |
No was not able to figure it out plus I am busy these days with my end sem going on, will actively contribute after 9th June, I have a lot in mind for this website. |
Do you have a discord or slack for this website @KendallDoesCoding ? |
Ok. All the best with your end sem! |
I have discord, you can reach me on Kendall#9903, what's your discord username? |
Mine is GodNik#1720 |
Hey. Are you working on this @mnik7044 ? |
sent a friend req |
Hi @mnik7044 - Are you working on this? |
Hey, @KendallDoesCoding, I can help with this issue if it's okay. |
Hey , I came across this issue and would love to work on it. |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When hovering over the dark and light mode button on the website, the cursor does not change to a hand cursor, which may confuse some users who expect clickable elements to have a hand cursor. This issue is present on all pages of the website.
Describe the solution you'd like
To fix this issue, you could add a CSS rule to change the cursor to a hand when hovering over the button. For example:
Why do you think we should add this feature? How will it be useful for the project?
User experience: Adding a hand cursor to clickable elements is a common convention in web design, and it helps users understand that a particular element is interactive. Without a hand cursor on the dark and light mode button, users may not realize that it is clickable, which could result in a poor user experience.
Consistency: If the website uses a hand cursor for other clickable elements, such as links or buttons, it would be consistent with web design conventions to also use a hand cursor for the dark and light mode button. This would create a more unified and cohesive user experience.
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