Issue 804 in kaytwo: [Feature] CSS style for acronym-tag - help as cursor-style

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New issue 804 by ulf.karr...@gmx.de: [Feature] CSS style for acronym-tag -
help as cursor-style
http://code.google.com/p/kaytwo/issues/detail?id=804

This is more a feature-request for an additional style for the style.css.
If you write an Wordpress article and uses the acronym-tag, than on the
frontend (when a user reads the article) there is a dotted underline at the
word. It is a "standard" to use the cursor-style "help" (showing a little
question-mark at the cursor position) to show the user, that there is a
information for him.

If this is a bug, what steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Writing an article and set an acronym for a word, maybe: "e.g." with
acronym "exempli gratia - for example".
2. Save the article and post it.
3. Open the article and go with your mouse over the acronym-word. The
tooltip information will appear, but the cursor style does not change.

What did you expect to happen? What does happen?:
It´s something like a "unwritten web-standard" that for an acronym tag at
mouse position a little question-mark appear. How to make this, see below.

SVN revision or version used (not 'latest')?:
K2 1.0 RC8

Version of WordPress used?:
2.8.4 (de Version)

If this is available online, what is the URI?:
Maybe here (the words which are dotted underlined):
http://www.karrock.de/daf/2009/08/die-abgeordneten-darmstadts/

Please provide any additional information below:
The style of the cursor can be changed with a simple and littel css-style
for the style.css-file:

acronym {
cursor: help;
}

That´s all!


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