Site Editor: Use default cursor for non-editable text blocks #40785
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apeatling
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priethor
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[Type] Enhancement
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This PR updates Outline mode (which is the default in the Site Editor) so that non-editable text blocks display the default cursor at all times.
A current issue is that blocks like Post Title, Post Content, and the Post Meta collection display a text cursor on hover and selection, which can mislead folks as to their purpose and edit-ability.
Before
before.mp4
After
after.mp4
To test
In the Site Editor;
cursor: defaultapplied at all times.cursor: text.