Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
How do i make modules non-transparent
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@sean thank you it really did help :)
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@sean I have been using the above sugestion of yours for the past few months however something strange happened. Last night i switched form cowboysdude fork and i downloaded your MMM-WeatherBackground after configuration of your module and starting to use it the above custom css no longer works although it is still in my custom.css file no one touched it!!!
How is that possible and how do i get it back? I do not want my modules to be fully transparent i can’t see them with bright pictures in the background like the weather background or DropboxWallpaper.
You know i appreciate any help i can get :)
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@richland007
His forked version (forked? I think it would be almost new build-up. :D ) is different with mine.
It has its own feature to control opacity. See the instruction of module.
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@sean I am not using his anymore just yours straight up but making the modules non transparent just like you advised me ceased to work when i downloaded MMM-WeatherBackground and i did not touch any of the custom.css settings it was working beautifully before
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@richland007
I should see all your css/custom.css and config.js. Send me via email : eouia0819@gmail.com
