Transparent Muse menu background in InDesign DPS

Ahoy hoy
I've been wrestling with this for hours now and no matter how close I come I can't quite fix the problem.
I've built an interactive navigation bar in Muse for a presentation designed in InDesign, using DPS. All CS6 and up to date. The nav bar sits over the top of the InDesign doc using Web Overlays.
However when I preview it, I constantly get a white background overlay as part of the Muse .html file.
I've included the following code in the Page Properties->Html for <head> box in the Muse file:
<style>
body{
background:transparent !important;
</style>
And have checked Transparent Background in Web Overlays in InDesign. So as far as I can see, I've tried everything to get the damn thing to be transparent - but it refuses.
I'm tearing my hair out here, any help would be greatly appreciated.
D

Here are some tips for achieving transparency when using Edge animations. They may work as well in your situation since you are also using HTML in the article as an overlay:
Ok sorry for the delay in responding, we were doing investigation on our end. Getting transparency isn't easy at the moment, and we'll add a future work item to try and make it more straightforward. Until then:
If your background is a solid colour, draw a rectangle with the same colour as the background and put it on top of your placed .OAM file in InDesign.
If your background is more complicated than a solid colour, after placing the .OAM file use the "Send to Back" command to ensure the placed .OAM is behind your background content. Don't worry about the impact of this on the finished .folio: we'll still treat it as an overlay and put it over top of the background when rendering.
A few other tips when working with placed .OAM files:
Do not use a poster generated from Edge because their poster PNG does not contain transparency. Even if it did, it would still need to be disabled in InDesign.
The auto play setting in Edge is ignored in DPS. Autoplay has to be checked in the overlay panel.
"Use Transparent Background" also has to be checked in the overlay panel or the background will appear white.
Neil

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Le 2014-04-20 à 15:29, Sanjit_Das <[email protected]> a écrit :
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