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How to hide 2D-API Canvas element (like the bakground) but keep the drawing visible, so that "you can draw n the webpage"

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Facile Princeps

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Any ideas, maybe it is enough setting some alfa-value? Also anyone knows what this context are saved as in the DOM, I mean if text are textnodes what are lines in this API then, or is it completely separate and only accessible throughout the canvas element? Excuse me for my bad English.
 
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Facile Princeps said:
Any ideas, maybe it is enough setting some alfa-value? Also anyone knows what this context are saved as in the DOM, I mean if text are textnodes what are lines in this API then, or is it completely separate and only accessible throughout the canvas element? Excuse me for my bad English.
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Not had a lot of experience with Canvas but have you tried setting opacity to 0?
 
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