Huh? Transparent background? What would you want to see through that?
Or is it the "foreground" that is non-transparent? Then perhaps your first step (html2ps or ps2pdf) explicitly sets the background color to "white". Try to omit that.
Update: from what I could google about html2ps, it defaults to a white background, so you'd have to modify your html2psrc-tst file.
If you're doing this anyway, perhaps you can integrate the new background there, so that you eliminate the need for PDF::Tk … | [reply]
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I don't think PDF supports transparent backgrounds... Perhaps you want to make a .png file? | [reply] |
I am using html2ps so I think it's a ps file before it's a pdf when I merge it with a watermark.
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The PDF tools I've used in the past supported layers. That may be a direction to look at.
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