pointer-events
CSS-Tricks
EDITOR BRIEF
The pointer-events property controls whether an element can receive pointer interactions such as clicks and hover. It lets you decide if the browser should treat an element as interactive when the pointer moves over it or clicks it.
INSIGHTS
This is useful when building layered interfaces, like buttons over images or overlays. Try it in a small HTML/CSS example to see how an element can be made clickable or ignored by the mouse.
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