How to set a transparent color to an object?

[omerxx]

Hi!
I've tried hiding borders (or other objects for that matter) on certain events, but I can't find the terminal's background color.
NoColor doesn't help here as it goes directly to the foreground default which in my case is white.
I don't want to not render the objects as the layout breaks if I do and it makes sense to me to keep them hidden.

Is there a way to access the terminal's background color from lipgloss?

Thanks!

[meowgorithm]

Hi! Lip Gloss doesn't expose a way to read the terminal's background color, however you can make the border and background transparent like so:

s := style.
    UnsetBackground()                  // remove the background, making it transparent
    BorderStyle(lipgloss.HiddenBorder) // transparent borders

To make the foreground transparent, you could technically replace the characters in the string with spaces…

str := strings.Repeat(" ", lipgloss.Width("Hello! 你好!"))
output := style.Render(str)

…however perhaps a helper function would make sense here.