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5 hours ago, solsol69 said:

in your last test what code did you use ?

<div class="header-top">

Just saw this--missed it earlier.  I have been using CSS for the most part(but a little html here and there).  I have tried rgba color codes, background-color;transparent, and honestly just  about anything I can think of to  make that area not be white. I can  hack a photo into  the area using header.tpl,  by wrapping a div around all of the divs between the blocks,  and adding a photo,  but putting a transparent png in there still  shows the underlying white area.  I did manage to change colors of various divs within that area a few times--though that is inconsistent--I think  mainly due to  swapping for mobile as I change the page size. 

The thing is,  without any  styling at all, it's still white, and that's what gets  me. I think I may have toggled half the divs to transparent multiple times throughout the day,  but it doesn't appear that way  because something else exists there,  and I don't know what.  Which  was my main reason  for stripping all of the styling,  because I wanted to  see if that  made it go away, it didn't,  but every other div on the page did. 

If I knew where to go  to  change that  underlying white area to transparent, I could then  start  hunting down  all of the other divs in that area(and there are more than  a couple),  and switching them one by one,  but until  that underlying white area is gone it's an exercise in futility because there's no  visual  feedback  for what  I'm doing. 

...and thanks for the suggestions,  I'm at my wit's end here. 

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5 hours ago, solsol69 said:

in your last test what code did you use ?

<div class="header-top">

Just saw this--missed it earlier.  I have been using CSS for the most part(but a little html here and there).  I have tried rgba color codes, background-color;transparent, and honestly just  about anything I can think of to  make that area not be white. I can  hack a photo into  the area by wrapping a div around all of the divs between the blocks,  and adding a photo,  but putting a transparent png in the still  shows the underlying white area.  I did manage to change colors of various divs within that area a few times--though that is inconsistent--I think  mainly due to  swapping for mobile as I change the page size. 

The thing is,  without any  styling at all, it's still white, and that's what gets  me. I think I may have toggled half the divs to transparent multiple times throughout the day,  but it doesn't appear that way  because something else exists there,  and I don't know what.  Which  was my main reason  for stripping all of the styling,  because I wanted to  see if that  made it go away, it didn't,  but every other div on the page did. 

If I knew where to go  to  change that  underlying white area to transparent, I could then  start  hunting down  all of the other divs in that area(and there are more than  a couple),  and switching them one by one,  but until  that underlying white area is gone it's an exercise in futility because there's no  visual  feedback  for what  I'm doing. 

...and thanks for the suggestions,  I'm at my wit's end here. 

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