Cursor changes from text to default in lower part of editor input area

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Description

I’m experiencing an inconsistent cursor behavior inside the editor input area.
In the upper part of the editor, the cursor is a text cursor (I-beam),
but in the lower part it switches to the default arrow cursor,
even though both areas appear to be part of the same editable region.

I don’t have any cursor-related styles or logic applied on my side.

Analysis

After inspecting the DOM and CSS, this seems to be related to how the editor
input is structured with multiple layers.

• The actual input textarea (.w-md-editor-text-input) is positioned
  absolutely inside .w-md-editor-text.
• The scroll/layout container (.w-md-editor-area.w-md-editor-input)
  can be taller than .w-md-editor-text.
• When .w-md-editor-text does not fill the full height of the input area,
  a blank area remains at the bottom.
• In that bottom area, the mouse is no longer over the textarea but over
  a normal div, so the browser shows the default cursor instead of the
  text cursor.

So the cursor changes depending on which DOM element is under the mouse:

• Upper area: textarea → text cursor
• Lower area: div → default cursor

Temporary workaround (what I did)

Wrapping the editor with a parent element that sets cursor: text fixes the issue:

<div style={{ cursor: "text" }}>
  <MDEditor
    data-color-mode="light"
    height={408}
    value={commentValue}
    onChange={(v) => setCommentValue(v)}
    preview="edit"
  />
</div>

Request

Could this be fixed on the library side?
The textarea (or .w-md-editor-text) covering the full input area
would likely prevent this issue.

Start by inspecting the .w-md-editor-area.w-md-editor-input, .w-md-editor-text, and .w-md-editor-text-input styles and how their heights and positioning interact. Reproduce the editor with a shorter content area and confirm that the lower part of the input region keeps the text cursor without requiring a wrapper workaround.