I just tried on devTools using pointer-events.
pointer-events
const addBlock = () => document.querySelector('body').style.pointerEvents = "none"; const removeBlock = () => document.querySelector('body').style.pointerEvents = "auto";
This worked on producthunt too with newly loaded products on scroll.
This is a straightforward solution.
However, only this will not print the element under the mouse on click.
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I just tried on devTools using
pointer-events.This worked on producthunt too with newly loaded products on scroll.
This is a straightforward solution.
However, only this will not print the element under the mouse on click.