Different background Colours of Iviews

Hello,
I made a room with different kinds of Iviews. However, some Iviews has a white background colour and some of them has a transperance colour. Can someone tell me how to change the background colour to white?
Greetings,
GM

hello,
Iviews possess a property for their background ("com.sap.portal.iview.TrayType"). In french, the propery is displayed as "type de zone" ("area category ?").
The possible values are FILLED, PLAIN and TRANSPARENT. You want one of the former (depend on your look and feel).
regards
Guillaume

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