ClearDock – Change the Dock’s background
Apr 12, 2007 - 6 Comments
By default, the Mac OS X Dock has a semitransparent white background that holsters the Dock’s icons. ClearDock is a nice little utility that allows you to customize the Dock background to be completely transparent, or if you’d prefer, you can select a different semitransparent color. It’s super easy to use, and best of all, it’s completely free. Check out the screenshot below to see the transparent effect in action.
ClearDock features:
- Remove white Dock background under all Dock icons.
- Change the white Dock background color to any other color.
- Change the applications triangle color.
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Your tip is broken.
It didn´t work for me. I think Lion is the problem
how to change the docks background??
Yes but how do you alter the triangle color? mine are staying black.
You can also make hidden applications in the dock transparent by following this guide:
http://www.zaphu.com/2007/08/20/advanced-mac-os-x-user-101-customize-the-dock/
Cheers!
Nice! A non-hacky, non-costy (sorry) way to change the doc background. Thanks for the info!
Tell me, though: what is that 7th app shown in your doc? It intrigues me because the icon looks very much like a computer I used to work with waaaaaay back in the early 1980s called the NEC APC.