How can I click below transparent divs in Webflow?

In Webflow, you may encounter situations where you have transparent divs overlapping each other, and you want to be able to click the content that is underneath these divs. Here are a few approaches you can take to achieve that:

1. Use the CSS property `pointer-events: none`: By applying this property to the overlapping divs, you can make them "transparent" to pointer events, allowing clicks to pass through them to the underlying elements. However, keep in mind that this property will prevent any interaction with the div itself, including hover effects or form inputs.

2. Adjust the z-index: By adjusting the `z-index` of your divs, you can control the stacking order of elements on the page. Elements with a higher `z-index` value will sit on top of elements with a lower value. So, if you have a transparent div that you want to be clickable, you can give it a higher `z-index` than the other overlapping divs to bring it to the front.

3. Use absolute positioning and negative margins: If the transparent divs have their positioning set to `absolute`, you can use negative margins to shift them away from the area you want to click. By carefully adjusting the negative margins, you can create a small gap between the divs, allowing the underlying content to be clickable.

4. Splitting transparent divs: Instead of having a single transparent div that covers the entire area, you can split it into multiple smaller divs. By doing this, you can create non-overlapping regions where the underlying content can be clicked.

Remember, the implementation of these approaches may vary depending on the specific design and layout of your project. It's essential to experiment and test different methods to achieve the desired result while considering how these changes might affect other aspects of your design.