Two things to consider...
1. What's the .geo file's value for transparency? We might have to
reset it.
2. Have you done the WMS request and snagged the image, then used Gimp
to look at the background color? Then, reset your transparency to the
hex value thereof?
Chip G. wrote:
I tried the archives, which are functioning as of a few moments ago, but
since they are missing several months of data I was unable to find an
answer (although I know I've seen it discussed).
The transparency on WMSradar is broken right now (at least on my
machine). How do I fix it? I found the .geo file and presume I can edit
it with the correct transparency matching number if I can determine what
it should be. I tried manually downloading the radar png file using the
url in the same file (so I could try and determine the correct
transparency), but I only received a file describing an error.
73,
--de Chip (N1MIE) FN41bn
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