problems with divs

[TheCheshireCat]

Hello everyone

I created a website consisting of 2 divs, one containing a flash and one containing text.
The flash is used as a background for my text. See code:

<div id="text" style="position:absolute;text-align: right;width:100%;disabled:true;" id="bg">
	text...
</div>

<div id="flash">
	<p align='center'>
		<object width="990" height="613">
			<param name="bg" value="bgdark.swf">
			<param name="wmode" value="opaque">
			<embed src="bgdark.swf" width="990" height="613" wmode="opaque">
		</object>
	</p>
</div>

The problem is: The flash object contains clickable areas, and if I make the text in the text div long enough to cover those clickable areas, they stop being clickable. How do I make them clickable at all times?
Is there maybe a way to "disable" the text div?
I even used a script to make the text unselectable (can't mark it and then ctrl+c or whatever) and it didn't work;
text that touches a clickable part in the flash makes that part unclickable. the other clickable parts stay clickable.

Thanks in advance!

[kingundkong]

put your text in the flash file,
but who wants to click on something what is behind some text?

[TheCheshireCat]

Its not really "behind" the text; The text is written in paragraphs, but the browser sees all the paragraphs as a single rectangular block, including the spaces between the paragraphs.
http://img442.imageshack.us/i/50352688.jpg
See how the links are between the two paragraphs, but they're still unclickable because the browser also considers the space between the paragraphs as text.
Should I maybe just split the text into 2 separate divs? Or is there a better option?

[TheCheshireCat]

I just ended up using 2 divs, one for the title, above the links, and one for the text, below it. It works more or less and its simple so I decided to go for it.

Thanks for all your help!