how to make a visible <div> and not blocker

I have a html code and its.

<input type="submit" class="sub" /><div class="img"></div>

Now the CSS code is

.img{backgound: url(image.png);height:10px;width:10px;}

img class position (located) on the submit. now when i try to click the submit (the img class is over it). it not clicked because of the img class.

now i want to make the div class is visible but at the same time it not blocks when i click the submit.

I dont want to use background for the submit, because im already using it on the submit with another image.

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and im sorry for my english ...

Thanks,

assuming ur code looks like

<form id="myform" action="myaction.php">
...
<input type="submit" class="sub" /><div class="img"></div>
...
</form>

Jquery:

$('#myform .img').click(function(){
   $('#myform').trigger('submit');
})

Try :

$('.img').click(function(){$(this.parentNode).click();});

So what you want is to have an img on top of a submit, and make it so that when you click that img, the form is still submitted? If so, then you're probably better off using JavaScript. Here's a sample of what it'd look like with jQuery:

$('.img').click(function() {
        $('.img').siblings('[type=submit]').click();
});

This makes it so that when you click the image, it will act as if you clicked the submit button too.

On that note, there must be a better way to do this (i.e. without JavaScript and extra divs), but since I don't know much about your problem, I can't think of anything.

if you have a button with already a background image on it , and you want that when you press the div above - the button will also be pressed youll need to do this :

on the div element you put:

onclick='simulateButtonPress();'

and in js : (via Jquery)

function simulateButtonPress()
{
    $("#btnId").trigger('click');
}

    $('.img').click(function() {
        $(this).prev('input.sub:submit').trigger('click');
    }); 

    // click event for submit

    $('input.sub:submit').click(function() { 

        // here goes you submit actions

        alert('submit');
    });

$('.img').click(function() {
    return true;
});