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This question is because normally when you want to click a button or link the user expect a HAND in the cursor but in the case of input type=”button” you get a cursor arrow , does any know why is this? is cause is inherit from base class input?? and all inputs have pointer cursor?
I Know a simple css lik {cursor:pointer} //make the work… but wait is not make more sense that instead of “cursor:pointer” would be {cursor:hand} //IE support this one.
Hope some have the answer.
It’s because it has no defined cursor style so it defaults to
default