title: IE 10 not respecting z-index
body: <p>I have a div with fixed size and position relative on my page. (I unfortunately am not allowed to share this code so bear with me if you can). I wanted to to have a disabled input become re-enabled when double clicked but as you may know disabled inputs don't like to fire click events. I came up with a solution which involves putting an <code>input</code> absolutely positioned inside of the relatively positioned container along with an absolutely positioned <code>div</code> with the same dimensions and position. When double clicking I change the div's display to <code>none</code>. This works beautifully in other browsers but IE 10 (I haven't checked lower versions) doesn't respect the <code>z-indexes</code> that I have placed on the div and input. The div has a <code>z-index</code> of 2 and the input has a <code>z-index</code> of 1 but IE ignores this and allows me to click "through" the div and into the input as if the div weren't there. I'm not asking for anyone to debug my code as I can't show it but I would appreciate any known workarounds for this if it's a common problem/bug.</p>