Hello, I have a table of items, and each one of them is manageable somehow. That is, for each one of them I can provide links to modify, enable/disable, delete, etc. Basically a simple CRUD application.
Now, instead of using ever-present links for each row, I'd like to show a little div with the options on top of the row under the mouse cursor. Just as a test, I managed to hot-track the current row with a .hover() and I also positioned the div (a "global" div, BTW) on the tracked row. My problem is that when the mouse pointer goes over that div the underlying <tr>'s mouseout triggers. and what comes next is a flickering of said div. Essentially triggering/retriggering of onmouseover & onmouseout events. So, finally, my question. Is there a way to have a div (front layer in this case) to ignore, or pass "below" mouse events? I'm jQuery noob, BTW. Thanks a lot, Carlos.
