GeezerVison is showing github.com — Bugfix: mouse cursor consistency by KoolADE85 · Pull Request #8152 · plotly/plotly.js
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This PR fixes inconsistencies in what the mouse cursor indicates will happen if you interact with the graph, as outlined in the issue.
Fixes #8151
Testing steps:
- Make a basic bar/scatter/line chart and hold
shift: the cursor will now change accordingly
- Make a graph that cannot be panned (
fixedrange: true): the cursor is now just a basic arrow (not a pan cursor)
- Make a geo plot: the pan cursor now matches the other trace types; it no longer changes to an arrow when you drag outside the map
- Make a gl3d plot: zoom and pan now use the same cursors as the other trace types
- Make a graph where one point can be clicked (annotated with
clicktoshow): the cursor changes to a hand on hover; the original cursor is now restored when you hover off
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