Menu bar transparency - disable it?

[Cattywampus_]

Hi

Quick question; I have scoured Google but cannot find anything. I find it hard to believe that there is not a terminal command that will do this.

I want to disable transparency of the top menu bar only. I know there is the option to 'reduce transparency' in Accessibility, but I don't want to disable it system wide.

The reason is; I use iStatMenus and for some bizarre reason on my GTX 1080 it occasionally freaks out and turns like a black block for a short time.

Thanks!

 

[BarracksSi]

The menubar is, by default and by concept, system-wide.

Are you wanting the menubar to be transparent while using some applications and opaque while using others?

 

[Cattywampus_]

Hi,
No I just want it opaque all the time ideally.

 

[davidlv]

Hi,
No I just want it opaque all the time ideally.

See this: http://www.macworld.co.uk/how-to/ma...how-use-mac-menu-bar-in-macos-sierra-3649163/
especially the following, "go to Accessibility in System Preferences, click Display and then 'Reduce transparency'. All menus will take on a solid background"