Yeah, I see that. :|a TBH I didn't even mean to include the color option! It just showed up there automatically when I made use of the image property. I think that's a good idea, although...

Here's the thing: my background images are all clustered together, and they don't all make an easily explainable sense.

input, textarea, .module-calendar table, .module-calendar th, body.page-archive #primary tr, body.page-archive #primary th { background: transparent url(http://i.imgur.com/2Xupc.png) repeat top left; } body.page-archive #primary table { background: transparent url(http://i.imgur.com/lA7Bj.png) repeat top left; } .entry .header,.comment .header,.bottomcomment, body.page-tags #primary .tags-container h2 { background: transparent url(http://i.imgur.com/FtuiA.png) repeat top left; } #secondary .module, #secondary .module-header, .three-columns #tertiary .module, .three-columns #tertiary .module-header, .topnav li, .bottomnav li, body.page-month #primary .month, body.page-month #primary dl dt a { background: transparent url(http://i.imgur.com/3izEy.png) repeat top left; } .entry, .comment, .page-reply #postform, body.page-tags #primary .inner { background: transparent url(http://i.imgur.com/EVWVu.png) repeat top left; } .entry .footer, .comment .footer, body.page-tags #primary .tags-container .manage-tags-link a, blockquote, .module-navlinks .current { background: transparent url(http://i.imgur.com/IX65I.png) repeat top left; } .has-userpic .userpic { background: transparent url(http://i.imgur.com/AtNiu.png) repeat top left; }

So that's why I decided to categorize them by their opacity, to try and make it easy for users to create approximate images of the same opacity if they were -- for example -- modifying my theme to use a light background and wanted to replace all the black images with pink images or something? :|a It's not a simple matter of "entry background", "footer background", etc.

.entry, .comment, .page-reply #postform,
body.page-tags #primary .inner { }

This declaration would translate into "Background for entries, comments, the reply box on the reply page, and the background on the tags page".

.entry .footer, .comment .footer, body.page-tags #primary .tags-container .manage-tags-link a, blockquote, .module-navlinks .current { }

This, "Background for entry/comment footer, tags page manage link, blockquote, and the current link on the navlinks module".

Any suggestions for this would be beloved. If I could do something about it, I could both clarify the descriptions of the transparencies and let users pick color replacements intelligently.