https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=125108
--- Comment #3 from Regina Henschel <[email protected]> ---
The property is draw:image-opacity. Save the document in odt-format. Open the
package e.g. with 7Zip. You see a file styles.xml. Open it for editing. Therein
find the watermark by its name "WordPictureWatermark7208853". You see its
draw:style-name is "Mgr3" and the other one "Mgr1". Find those styles. They
have the attribute draw:image-opacity="100%". Set it to e.g.
draw:image-opacity="10%". Save it, close editor, update package. Open the
changed file. Notice that the watermark is transparent.
This shows, that LibreOffice is able to render transparent watermarks, only the
import does not set the needed attribute value.
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