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pointer-events

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pointer-events-none utility

The pointer-events-none utility applies pointer-events: none; to an element, making it ignore pointer events such as :hover and click events.

pointer-events-auto utility

The pointer-events-auto utility applies pointer-events: auto; to an element, reverting to the default browser behavior for pointer events.

pointer-events-none with child elements and pass-through

When pointer-events-none is applied to an element, pointer events will still trigger on child elements and pass through to elements that are positioned beneath the target element.

pointer-events-auto with responsive variants

The pointer-events-auto utility can be combined with responsive variants. For example, pointer-events-none md:pointer-events-auto applies pointer-events-none by default and reverts to pointer-events-auto at medium breakpoint and above.

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