Hi,
Not sure if U can explain this without attaching an example but here goes. I have a document with an image set as background (Wrap → In background) . If I then add a table I am able to set the background format of a row (Table → Properties → Background <As Colour As Row>) to an arbitrary colour.
What I see is that where the table overlaps the background image, the background image takes precedent. Where the table is not over the image I see the expected row colour.
Is there something I am missing with regards to background images on pages? I have it set as background and no amount of send-to-front , send-to-back make any difference. What I am seeing implies that the background setting for tables is some special class of background layer that is inaccessible and behind even a background image.
I know this is the case because the opacity setting of the background image works and reveals the table row background format as it is increased.
Is there a way to make the table the foreground and have the background image on the page respect that?
I have a dropbox example of this with an image set to 50% transparency that also happens to have the middle set to transparent in the original image