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I want to run the sprocket on a Set tob box, So one of the rquirements is to have the webpage displayed but with a transparent background,i.e the video is visible in the area not covered by HTML content.
is this possible with sprocket? do I need to modify some code?
regards
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Hi! Of course, it should be possible with the RenderWidgetHostView::SetBackgroundColor(...) API function. You can pass a transparent value to this and after that you can see what is behind your web view. (The color of the application window. I don't exactly know what are the system requirements of transparent windows - my current Linux desktop does not support it.)
Note: Most of the web pages have background color, so I think this "feature" is not too useful by itself. (In fact only the minimal HTML documents are transparent.) WebContents::InsertCSS(...) could help you to remove predefined backgrounds from the pages.
Hi,
I want to run the sprocket on a Set tob box, So one of the rquirements is to have the webpage displayed but with a transparent background,i.e the video is visible in the area not covered by HTML content.
is this possible with sprocket? do I need to modify some code?
regards
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: