My suggestion: never use the word "Cancel" in the default action.

To cancel a subscription, you can, for example, say "Remove Subscription" or "Unsubscribe."

To cancel a download, you can, for example, say "Stop Downloading".

To cancel a setting, you can, for example, say "Revert Settings".

What to call "Cancel" when "Cancel" is already the default action?
I have div (.upload-drop-zone, yellow zone at screenshot) with another div (.dropzone-width, blue zone) inside. 

&lt;div class="upload-drop-zone dz-clickable" id="drop-zone-600"&gt;               
    &lt;div class="dropzone-width"&gt;600 PX&lt;/div&gt;
&lt;/div&gt;




There is a javascript onclick event attached to .upload-drop-zone (when I click on it, it shows file chooser dialog). Event attached by third-party plugin, so I have no access to function which be called.

The problem is that if I make click on .dropzone-width, click event did not pass to .upload-drop-zone so nothing happens instead of showing file chooser dialog. What can I do to fix it? 

P.S.: Sorry for bad english.
