Created attachment 65669 [details] PNG image with transparent fill after saving,closing and reopening - note existing line hidden Problem description: on 3.6.0.4 EN and on previous 3.5.5 EN A signature in a png file (with transparent background fill) was inserted to Writer document and set to Wrap Through but this view/effect is lost if the file is saved+closed+opened. This produces the desired effect of showing the text signature over the existing line on the page. This is fine for printing and exporting to pdf. BUT when the file is saved, closed and reopened, the wrap-through acts as if the background was solid white, i.e. the picture floats on top of the background and blocks out background text. This can be corrected by changing it to Wrap to background. If it was inserted as Wrap to Background in the first place, then the issue is avoided. Steps to reproduce: 1. Insert a png file that has transparent background 2. Select that image and mark it Wrap Through 3. Drag it so it sits over some other text - note that the other text is visible in the background 4. Save and close the Writer document. 5. Open the Writer document and note that the image has now 'blocked out' any background text, although it still holds the Wrap Through property. (Note that setting it to Wrap Behind restores the desired effect) Current behavior: Wrap through WYSIWYG works until saved and re-opened, when picture with transparent fill appears as if it was in foreground with transparent fill replaced by solid white. Expected behavior: Re-opened document should show Wrap Through in the same manner as before save. Platform (if different from the browser): Windows 7 Home x64 Browser: Chrome/21.0.1180.79m
Created attachment 65670 [details] PNG image with transparent fill with Wrap Through before save/reopen This shows the desired effect which is not retained when saved/reopened
Note that the Writer file was in .doc format for all of these steps.
I have marked this low because using Wrap to Background desires the correct effect, however I left it as Normal, because it could cause problems if someone thinks that the What You See is What You Get for the initial print/exporttopdf will be retained on re-opening.
(In reply to comment #0) > Steps to reproduce: > 1. Insert a png file that has transparent background > 2. Select that image and mark it Wrap Through > 3. Drag it so it sits over some other text - note that the other text is > visible in the background > 4. Save and close the Writer document. > 5. Open the Writer document and note that the image has now 'blocked out' > any background text, although it still holds the Wrap Through property. > (Note that setting it to Wrap Behind restores the desired effect) Confirmed with: LO 4.0.1.2 Build ID: own W7 debug build Windows 7 Professional SP1 64 bit Confirmed when saved as doc. odt or docx are all fine.
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No repro -> WFM. Win 7 Pro 64-bit, LibO Version: 4.4.1.2 Build ID: 45e2de17089c24a1fa810c8f975a7171ba4cd432 Locale: fi_FI