Can I use pointer-events: none; to enable clicking on a Slider button that is underneath a transparent div in Webflow?

Yes, you can use the CSS property `pointer-events: none;` to enable clicking on a Slider button that is underneath a transparent div in Webflow.

The `pointer-events` property allows you to control how elements respond to mouse and touch events. When you set it to "none" on a transparent div, it makes the div ignore any click or touch events, allowing the elements below it to receive those events instead.

Here's how you can achieve this in Webflow:

1. Select the transparent div that is covering the Slider button.
2. Navigate to the Style panel on the right-hand side.
3. Click the "+" button next to "All properties".
4. Search for "pointer-events" in the search bar, and select it from the dropdown.
5. Set the value of `pointer-events` to "none".

By setting `pointer-events: none;` on the transparent div, any click or touch events that occur on top of it will pass through to the Slider button beneath it. This way, users will be able to interact with the Slider button even though it's covered by a transparent div.

It's worth noting that `pointer-events` is supported in most modern browsers, but it may not work in older browsers. So, make sure to test your design in different browsers to ensure the desired functionality.