Fix: Forks badge cursor now shows default arrow instead of clickable pointer #5420
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Summary
The “Forks” badge on project cards previously displayed a pointer cursor, making it look interactive, but it didn’t link anywhere.
Changes Made
• Updated .fork-count CSS rule in stylesheets/stylesheet.css
• Changed cursor: pointer; → cursor: default;
• Ensures the badge now appears as static information, not a clickable element
Impact
This improves usability and reduces confusion by aligning cursor behaviour with functionality.