Exactly as @rinwolf1312 said…
Open the Extensions app and click the download button at the top. Then search and install Transparent Panels extension.
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It’s my goto now. “I put that $h!t on everything.” 
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when you say Cinnamon Dock, where is it? I thought pinning icons to the taskbar or installing plank my only two options?
Unless is one of these two from Cinnamon Spice store link that @rinwolf1312 gave me?:
thanks still stumbling my way around
Perhaps the wrong terminology. Apologies. The standard Cinnamon PANEL. Hence, Transparent Penel extension.
got it thank you.
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@drunkenvicar also worth noting that all panels will be transparent by default, but it’s possible to ignore specific panels in the extension settings
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thank you both. embarrassed. how do I install it? It’s unpacked here in pic:
don’t see a /.sh or nothing.
It won’t populate Manage applets page and it can’t be found in downloads:
edit: haven’t tried rebooting, still have to work a couple hours
You have to click the extension to highlight it, then enable it by clicking the + sign.
Once enabled, click the right gear button to configure.
EDIT:
Again, it’s not an applet. It’s an extension. Applets and extensions are two different things:
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man I feel dumb. thanks again. you’ve been my package fixer, guru, and therapist today! truly a spellbinder with many hats. maybe you can do my taxes in the fall 
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My mathematics skills are severely lacking. 
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Me trying to figure out a simple math problem…
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I hear you.
In middle school I had to take a math class called ‘Math Anxiety.’ I sh*t you not.
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Modified Breeze Dark into Black Breeze, set Konsole and Kate into Nord took @UncleSpellbinder ’ s wallpaper. Voila a nearly perfect Desktop 
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wicked setup
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