openclaw - 💡(How to fix) Fix TUI: fix cursor while hovering over interactive elements [1 comments, 2 participants]

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Feature Request / Bug Fix

Context: When hovering over interactive elements in the OpenClaw TUI (e.g. buttons, list items, links), the cursor does not change to indicate interactivity. It stays as the default cursor regardless of what's underneath.

Expected behavior: The cursor should update to a pointer (or appropriate cursor style) when hovering over clickable/interactive elements, providing a clear affordance that the element is interactive.

Current behavior: Cursor remains unchanged while hovering over interactive elements.

Why it matters: This is a usability issue — users have no visual feedback that elements are interactive, which makes the UI feel unpolished and can cause confusion.

Suggested fix: Apply appropriate cursor styles (e.g. cursor: pointer) to interactive elements in the TUI renderer.


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TL;DR

Apply cursor: pointer CSS style to interactive elements in the OpenClaw TUI renderer to indicate interactivity.

Guidance

  • Identify all interactive elements (e.g., buttons, list items, links) in the TUI and apply the cursor: pointer style to them.
  • Verify that the cursor changes to a pointer when hovering over these elements to ensure the fix is effective.
  • Consider using a CSS class to apply the cursor style uniformly across all interactive elements for easier maintenance.
  • Test the fix across different browsers and devices to ensure compatibility.

Example

.interactive-element {
  cursor: pointer;
}

Apply this class to all interactive elements in the TUI renderer.

Notes

This fix assumes that the issue is solely due to missing cursor styles and not a more complex problem with event handling or element rendering.

Recommendation

Apply workaround: Add the cursor: pointer style to interactive elements, as this is a straightforward fix that directly addresses the reported issue.

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