Change transparancy in opacity in background view settings

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• Link to parent pull request in the codebase: View background settings: Change transparancy to opacity frontend#23450
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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated dashboard view configuration documentation to use "opacity" instead of "transparency" for background settings
  • Clarified background image configuration terminology
  • Updated example YAML configuration to reflect new terminology

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The pull request introduces a terminology change in the dashboard views documentation, replacing the term "transparency" with "opacity" when describing background settings. This modification updates the configuration section to use a more precise term for defining the background image's visual property. The change ensures consistent language in the documentation, with the opacity still represented as an integer value between 0 and 100.

Changes

File	Change Summary
source/dashboards/views.markdown	Replaced "transparency" with "opacity" in background configuration documentation

The changes are purely terminological, updating the documentation to use more accurate terminology for describing background image settings in dashboard views.

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🔇 Additional comments (2)

source/dashboards/views.markdown (2)

244-244: LGTM! Example configuration is consistent.

The example YAML configuration correctly demonstrates the opacity setting with a helpful comment about the valid percentage range.

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211-214: LGTM! The terminology change improves accuracy.

The change from "transparency" to "opacity" aligns better with web development standards and CSS terminology. The description and value range (0-100) are clear and accurate.

Could you confirm if this change is purely documentation-related, or if the actual YAML configuration key is also changing from transparency to opacity? This would help determine if this is a breaking change requiring migration steps.

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Documentation-only change confirmed, no breaking changes

Based on the search results, this is purely a documentation improvement:

• The term "transparency" in the codebase is only used in documentation contexts and in unrelated features (like Google Calendar, NFAndroidTV).
• The actual YAML configuration appears to have been using "opacity" already, as evidenced by the current documentation showing "opacity" in both the configuration reference and example.
• This change simply aligns the documentation terminology with the existing implementation and web standards.

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#!/bin/bash
# Search for existing usage of both terms in YAML files
echo "Searching for current usage in YAML files..."
rg -t yaml "transparency:" 
rg -t yaml "opacity:"

Length of output: 147

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a broader search to find any mentions of these terms in the codebase
echo "Searching for 'transparency' mentions..."
rg -i "transparency" --type md --type yaml

echo -e "\nSearching for 'opacity' mentions..."
rg -i "opacity" --type md --type yaml

echo -e "\nLooking at git history of the file..."
git log -p source/dashboards/views.markdown | grep -A 5 -B 5 "transparency\|opacity"

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