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Old 07-02-2025, 04:41 PM   #10
RbnJrg
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Originally Posted by Slevin#7 View Post
I'll figured out, that setting the background property to transparent with important flag to images with transparency seems to do the trick:
Code:
<img class="transparent" src="../images/diagram.png"/>

.transparent {
  background: transparent !important;
}
Yes, the background is transparent but the lines of the drawing remains the same. If the line-color is black, the background transparent and you set the night mode in your ereader, then you won't be able to the see the image because black lines on black background... Or I'm missing something in your explanation?
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