Hi all,
When you have a
<style:master-page style:name="Default" style:page-layout-name="PM1"
draw:style-name="dp1"> ...
element,
then LibreOffice writes e.g. an element
<style:style style:name="Default-background" style:family="presentation">
<style:graphic-properties draw:stroke="none" draw:fill="solid"
draw:fill-color="#d5ffd5">
<loext:fill-complex-color loext:theme-type="accent2"
loext:color-type="theme">
<loext:transformation loext:type="lummod" loext:value="1000"/>
<loext:transformation loext:type="lumoff" loext:value="9000"/>
</loext:fill-complex-color>
</style:graphic-properties>
<style:text-properties style:letter-kerning="true"/>
</style:style>
and an element
<style:style style:name="dp1" style:family="drawing-page">
<style:drawing-page-properties draw:background-size="border"
draw:fill="solid" draw:fill-color="#d5ffd5"/>
</style:style>
LibreOffice uses only the fill properties from the "Default-background"
element although this style is nowhere referenced. PowerPoint,
OnlyOffice and Scribus e.g. use correctly the "dp1" style, which is
referenced in the master-page element. (Set the fill-color to a
different value than in "Default-background" style to test it.)
Such element "Default-background" should not exist at all for documents
in ODF. The background of a master-page is described in the drawing-page
style which is referenced in the draw:style-name attribute.
So a correct markup would be
<style:style style:name="dp1" style:family="drawing-page">
<style:drawing-page-properties draw:background-size="border"
draw:fill="solid" draw:fill-color="#d5ffd5" draw:stroke="none">
<loext:fill-complex-color loext:theme-type="accent2"
loext:color-type="theme">
<loext:transformation loext:type="lummod" loext:value="1000"/>
<loext:transformation loext:type="lumoff" loext:value="9000"/>
</loext:fill-complex-color>
</style:drawing-page-properties
</style:style>
The currently included <style:text-properties
style:letter-kerning="true"/> element is meaningless for backgrounds. It
should be in a parent style element of the styles of all the placeholder
objects on the master page, in case such default is intended.
Shouldn't we get rid of this "Default-background" style? That means, as
first step implement to use the fill and stroke properties of the
drawing-page-properties instead of those from the "Default-background"
style.
Kind regards,
Regina
