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How do I show the picture in the background with some transparency? Now, the picture is too bold. I would like it to appear with lower opacity, both in the GenoPro and in the report. How does one do this exactly?
Danny
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This is a great suggestion.
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Is it possible to get this feature in the next version?
Danny
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It has been possible for over two years to display pictures on the genograms in the Narrative Report with a specified opacity. To achieve this, create a custom tag Picture.Style for Labels and Social Entities allowing a CSS style to be set for any Primary Picture of the Label/Social Entity. You can then set the Custom Tag to say opacity:0.5; Labels, Social Entities and Shapes can also have an Opacity Custom Tag, allowing the background to be semi-transparent (when no picture present). This should be set to a numeric opacity value between 0 and 1 rather than a CSS style string.
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Ron,
Thanks, I am aware of this feature in the report. I was hoping to have this included in the GenoPro program itself.
Danny
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