hi,
I tried another trick for the sidebar. Transparency.
I modified the content_middle.png file in order to add transparency in the last 216px of the image (that is to say, the sidebar on the right, not modifying the body).
Transparency worked BUT:
I discovered there was a white background behind!
(…and I wanted transparency to see the website background image!)
Thus there seems to be an additional white layer behind the whole layout (body+sidebar), over which the different images (content_top.png, content_middle.png, content_bottom.png, etc…) are displayed. Some kind of redundancy certainly (in case a file-path is broken or something).
The part I’m not sure:
I went to modify the covering extent of that white area.
Here is what I found in the single-page-template.css:
#header{background:transparent url('images/single-page-template/content_top.png') no-repeat;}
#content{background: #FFF;width:769px;}
#content-body{width:763px;}
#footer{background:transparent url('images/single-page-template/content_bottom.png') no-repeat;}
.hentry{width:763px;overflow:hidden;}
I guess in line #2 I have to reduce the white screen (#FFF) covering from 769px to 553px (769-216 of the sidebar) and only then should I be to see my transparency.
I didn’t try it yet.
As anyone done that, is it the correct file to modify and as it worked? (or shall I stop being lazy and test it myself? :P)
Nevermind, I got it to work!! (though I modified more files than I thought would be necessary ^^)
>>>Result here!
