https://issues.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=123515
--- Comment #14 from Clarence GUO <[email protected]> --- MS PPT 2010 has a special fill value for shapes, that's "Use slide backgound fill"(I haven't English version of MS PPT 2010, so don't know the exact English term, but I believe it is something like that). This fill value is only for MS PPT 2010, I haven't seen it in MS Word and Excel 2010. If this value is applied to a shape, MS PPT will use slide background to fill the shape. If the shape is inside slide area, it looks no difference with "no fill". If the shape is outside of the slide area, you will see the difference. If the shape is outside, for shapes with "no fill", it looks "gray"; for shapes with "Use slide backgound fill", it still use slide backgound. But for different slide fillings, the behavior is different. For Gradient, this attribute will make the gradient direction reversed from the slide's gradient. But for texture, there will no reversed direction applied. This is a useful fill value, but it is not supported yet by ODF 1.2. In ODF 1.2, we only support 4 types: color, gradient, hatch, bitmap. If a shape was applied "Use slide backgound fill", a attribute named "useBgFill" will be added into skema p:sp of OOXML. But for other fill patterns a separated sub-schema such as a:solidFill, a:gradFill, a:blipFill, a:pattFill instead of a attribute, will be added as children context of p:sp. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are on the CC list for the bug. You are the assignee for the bug. You are watching all bug changes.
