pointer-events issue in IE browser

Question

Have a issue with pointer-events:none; it's working in latest browsers like chrome, mozilla but have a issue with IE browsers.

pls suggest any solution

Thanks

Answer 1

Source

Pointer-events is a Mozilla hack and where it has been implemented in Webkit browsers, you can see this in IE11.

There is however a solution I found:

Forwarding Mouse Events Through Layers

This uses a plugin that uses some not well known/understood properties of Javascript to take the mouse event and send it to another element.

There is also another Javascript solution here.

However, in IE (and Opera, and AFAIK all browsers), you could simply force a type of cursor on an element:

a, a:hover, a:visited, a:active, a:focus /*, * <-- add all tags?*/
{
    cursor: default;/*plain arrow*/
    text-decoration: none;/*No underline or something*/
    color: #07C;/*Default link colour*/
}

The result should be pretty similar to that of pointer-events: none;