Cursor pointer Utility

[lucasdavidferrero]

Hello, It will be nice if someone could add a class that let you point the cursor.
example:

.c-pointer {
 cursor: pointer;
}

[andresgalante]

What does c-pointer means? is it a utility class?

[lucasdavidferrero]

It means that the cursor will be pointer (cursor: pointer). Another example could be the following:

.c-wait {
cursor: wait;
}

or

.c-help {
 cursor: help;
 }

These are utility classes. I missed the dot in my first comment.

[MartijnCuppens]

I like that idea. Maybe we can add all cursor-values? And maybe add a global option to enable/disable these classes like the grid classes?

[patrickhlauke]

there's a danger that we'd need to add utility classes for every single CSS property at that rate, though. is it really necessary to do this, or can authors not do their own minor CSS additions?

[andresgalante]

I agree with @patrickhlauke, I don't like the idea. If we add a single utility for each CSS property it'd be like writing inline styles.

[MartijnCuppens]

@patrickhlauke and @andresgalante, your comments make sense, these classes may indeed be more appropriate in custom stylesheets.

[rbonomo]

I don't see a problem with adding to the Bootstrap utilities. Why have utility classes for border-radius and not cursor? Do you have a prejudice against the cursor property? I do not agree with the above comments

[RavenHursT]

Judging by 👍's it would appear most people agree w/ you @rbonomo (myself included) as opposed to the project maintainers that chimed in here. 🤷‍♂️

[Ismaestro]

What does c-pointer means? is it a utility class?

omg, seriously?, Please reopen this issue, and add it.

[RavenHursT]

There's a whole slew of CSS properties that Bootstrap has enumerated the values for and provided utility classes for, another being .d-{value}: https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.1/utilities/display/

It's great to see someone has reopened this. 💯

[patrickhlauke]

"There's a whole slew of CSS properties..." ... so let's strive to aim all the other ones too?

[RavenHursT]

Sure... Why the heck not? At least it'd b e consistent across the board.