I am not sure if I understand you correctly. Would you have a URL to an example of your issue. By default, all elements have a CSS property:value of opacity:1.
The customer does not want opacity in the background graphics or all other module positions. For example, color #ffffff for a module position should also be white.
sorry und thanks for your respond. I attached 3 images. First one actuell screenshot and two images. One original original background-image body and one the logo-image.
I hope, now you can see the different colors. All modulpostions are showing a different color what I set in the template. Good example the white color. I think it is something with the css opacity for the whole template!
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I probably need new glasses and two new monitors.