Hmmm… Yes, it is doing that.
I suspect that it being that way on the posts list is an unintended result of some changes in the CSS that is loaded.
That particular identifier was specifically for the fields table in the plugin’s Fields tab, as drag-and-drop is the method of changing the field order. That screen uses WP’s list table object class to build the table, which of course is the same as every other instance.
Over time, as the plugin has various elements hooked into various screens (such as adding columns to the posts screen), that initial CSS has been built upon and loaded on the necessary screens.
I hadn’t noticed the cursor change on the posts page, but now that you point it out, it’s relatively annoying to me.
For now, since a big update just went out, I would say if it annoys you like it does me, then go ahead and edit the plugin’s admin CSS file (keeping in mind that it loads the minified file unless you have WP’s SCRIPT_DEBUG set to true).
A manual change will be OK because I will change this in the development environment for whatever the next release is. I will most likely take the non-WP-members specific items out of that CSS file and load them directly where they are used (such as loading table specific CSS in the WP-Members Fields tab). Too early for me to say exactly what the end version might be, but that’s my initial thought. The “for sure” thing is that it WILL change in the next release.
Thanks for pointing this issue out.
