vexorian
July 27th, 2012, 01:10 AM
Edit: Yeah, I actually meant "completely transparent" rather than opaque. I already know how to make it opaque, just edit the CSS bellow...
This is what I'd like to happen:
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It is probably not noticeable, but there is no dark shadow all over my wallpaper. So when I go to the overview, I can actually look at my wallpaper, rather than a more depressing, darkened version of it.
I just can't find the option to replace the partial opacity of the overview into complete transparency. Ok, I did find the CSS entry for the overview:
#overview {
/* stuff*/
}
But if I replace its background with a completely transparent one, it does not work. So, there are TWO objects getting painted in the overview.
You are about to ask, if I have a screenshot of it, then I can already do it. Well,... kinda, here is what I did:
#overview {
spacing: 12px;
background: url('/home/vx/wallpaper') ;
}
It is just a workaround. But I would have to replace the url() everytime I change my wallpaper. There is got to be an easier way, right?
This is what I'd like to happen:
221845
It is probably not noticeable, but there is no dark shadow all over my wallpaper. So when I go to the overview, I can actually look at my wallpaper, rather than a more depressing, darkened version of it.
I just can't find the option to replace the partial opacity of the overview into complete transparency. Ok, I did find the CSS entry for the overview:
#overview {
/* stuff*/
}
But if I replace its background with a completely transparent one, it does not work. So, there are TWO objects getting painted in the overview.
You are about to ask, if I have a screenshot of it, then I can already do it. Well,... kinda, here is what I did:
#overview {
spacing: 12px;
background: url('/home/vx/wallpaper') ;
}
It is just a workaround. But I would have to replace the url() everytime I change my wallpaper. There is got to be an easier way, right?