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I have a div that contains some text inputs. I would like those text inputs to clicked and receive basic mouse events, but I would like to disable the containing div. Is there a way to do this? The div has a higher z-index than some other elements, it is absolutely positioned, and is not allowing me to click elements underneath it. Thanks!
You cannot click elements that are below (depth) another element. Give the actionable input elements higher z-indexes (and abs/rel positioning) than the covering div.