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One request for the techs, though...the white background enables it to be easily spotted on a colored background, but isn't always wanted. The table color can easily be removed by deleting ''background:#fff;'' from the code, but then the gif is out of place since it's not transparent. Is there a possibility of making that transparent so it doesn't stick out against the background?
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