Datepicker: Fixing pointer on datepickers with input field #3922
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verified the fix in the reported case
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Occurs on Datepickers with text input and no label.
When hovering mouse over the calendar icon (at the right of the datepicker), the cursor should be a pointer and not a text cursor. There was only css to do this when the datepicker had a label.
Updated icon css to have a pointer when a label is not present.
The last 3 datepicker examples were datepickers with text input. The first two datepickers had a label, so they were receiving the pointer style. The third datepicker (picture below) doesn't have a label and wasn't getting the pointer css styles.
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