CSS div overlay unclickable in internet explorer?

I had a similar problem and in the end resorted to an IE specific stylesheet and just gave the clickable area a background colour and a: ms-filter:"progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft. Alpha(Opacity=0)"; filter: alpha(opacity=0) Not the prettiest solution, but it works To put @Jared Farrish's comment in the answer itself; I added the following code to the head of my html to address only IE using conditional comments :! --if IE.

I had a similar problem and in the end resorted to an IE specific stylesheet and just gave the clickable area a background colour and a: -ms-filter:"progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft. Alpha(Opacity=0)"; filter: alpha(opacity=0); Not the prettiest solution, but it works. To put @Jared Farrish's comment in the answer itself; I added the following code to the head of my html to address only IE using conditional comments.

2 Just in case you're wondering how to do that, How to Create an IE-Only Stylesheet. – Jared Farrish Mar 31 at 21:19 @Jared Farrish Thanks for the addition, I should have mentioned that. – jeroen Mar 31 at 21:21 This is also called a "conditional comment".

– Jared Farrish Mar 31 at 21:21 3 @jeroen - No problem. Sometimes it's worth hunting down why IE is not working, but sometimes it can't be fixed or it isn't worth the time. I've used conditionals.

– Jared Farrish Mar 31 at 21:22 1 @Jared Farrish If you want your site to behave in IE6 and up, it´s almost impossible to avoid IE specific style-sheets. – jeroen Mar 31 at 21:27.

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