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A simple Question
I Need a complete tranparent Background in hole JS side

This is not possible in Theme Designer

How i do this

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Hi, Sven.

Yes, it's not possible. You'll need to create css overrides for this.
Using FireBug you'll need to locate certain container/object, determine it's class name and create override in your template.

I can't give you detailed step by step instruction as there are too many containers.

If you can't manage it, consider to hire developer to do it for you: www.jomsocial.com/jomsocial-developers

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i tried it with the custom css file in my yootheme template ....

wich part is for the Background

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Hi, Sven.

As I said, please use FireBug to determine class names. There are too much of them so I can't post them here.
Just install FireBug in FireFox, click right click on certain box, look in css classes the one that defines background color.

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