Controling transparancy
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here is a random (actually, the first) example from global.css
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OK that does control the transparancy. But I must be using it in the wrong area. The whole page is adjustable except for the background image. I just need the body to where I can give some % to where the test is readable. I am not even sure it can be adjusted to where it is readable and you see a faint image continuing behind. I just wanted to try it. Ill play with it in different areas to see what happens thanks
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If so, add desired opacity to: Code
.fake_middle_continuation, #main_website #body_inner
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That is sort what I was looking at but I think it makes it hard to read. I know I do have one member that has some issues so I need to make sure it is legible. I was more thinking the area in between the blocks leaving the blocks only with a nontransparent background. Using it like we are it even makes the images posted in the forum transparent.  Dont take it the wrong way I appreciate the help very much. Im just not good at explaining what I am thinking. Which is probably a good thing in some cases. 
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If I answered something that you think should be in the documentation, please take the initiative and add it to the community documentation. We really need people to help out here and build a well-organised large support resource. |
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No problem. Of course !
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.fake_middle_continuation, #main_website #body_inner {
Then RGBA colors are applied to several CSS key selectors. For a list of suggested modifications to global.css, calendar.css, and ocf.css, please refer to my latest tutorial: locate "Creating a new theme" in "Preparing the Base Theme" in Community Docs. Or, find the complete list here: Tutorial on creating a new theme Suggest to download the project_documents.zip for Changes to global_css.docx and others. Jean 
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