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Webmaster Forum / HTML, CSS, Scripts / JavaScript / October 2006canvas, transparency, and clicking
I'm using canvas to draw shapes on screen (to highlight items of interest). All's working fine until a circle is drawn around a button the user needs to click. The canvas "covers" the button so it's impossible for the user to click it. Is there a way to pass a mouse click to an element underneath a clicked element (and underneath the current cursor position?) Andrew Poulos > Is there a way to pass a mouse click to an element underneath a clicked > element (and underneath the current cursor position?) Try '<button><canvas></canvas></button>'. The button-click should go through. > Andrew Poulos Ciao Niels |
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