I have scoured numerous resources and read countless articles on how to resolve z-index issues in IE 7, 8, and 9. However, none of the suggested solutions seem to work for my particular situation.
The issue at hand is that I have interactive content positioned in the center of a webpage which I want users to be able to interact with, but only after a delay of 2 seconds following the page load (the implementation of this delay is not where I need assistance). As a workaround, I have created a blocker - a div element placed above the animated content in the HTML document with a position set to absolute - to prevent user interaction such as mouseover animations.
While this solution functions correctly in Chrome and Firefox, it has encountered z-index-related complications in all versions of Internet Explorer.
I have ensured that every parent element has either a relative or absolute position, and have experimented with adjusting the z-index values of both parent and child containers to no avail. Has anyone else faced a similar challenge?
Unfortunately, due to confidentiality reasons, I am unable to share specific code snippets. Nonetheless, I believe I have provided enough context to convey the issue effectively.
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