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Describe the bug
The blinking text cursor (caret) does not appear when the RichText is an inline element, and a non-transparent background color is set.
Yes, to test, I believe you'd have to register a new block. Or if you have a local dev environment set up, a quick way would be to overwrite the code of an existing core block (like in here).
You can also kind of simulate the behavior without doing either of the above, if you:
Add a Button block in the Gutenberg editor
Type in some text for the button
Use the DevTools/WebInspector in your browser to inspect the button
Disable the display: inline-block rule for .wp-block-button .wp-block-button__link
Describe the bug
The blinking text cursor (caret) does not appear when the RichText is an inline element, and a non-transparent background color is set.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
Cursor should appear, or the limitation should be documented.
Screenshots
Chrome:
Safari:
In Safari you can see that the cursor is hidden underneath. Indeed, the cursor is visible when
background-color: transparent
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