When I creating new custom style then by default style have no background with "No fill" option in "Background" tab. If I set background (green, for example) and pressing OK and then set background again to "No Fill" then background becomes white instead of no background.
Also if I don't change background, just press OK button, then background becomes white. How to reproduce: 1. Create empty worksheet and change background color to any non-white color for cell "A1" 2. Create new custom style "Untitled1" and press OK 3. Set conditional formatting for "A1" cell and apply "Untitled1" style created in point 1 4. Select modify "Untitled1" style and go to "Background" tab. Press OK button You can see than background has changed to white in "A1" cell. That's bug.
I can confirm with LO 4.4.3, win7
Please see Bug 34585
Related with Bug 92319?
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Not sure if I would call this a bug. 1.) start a new calc document. Set default cell style background to blue. 2.) click in B2. In styles, right click on Default and create newCellStyle. 3.) on the Organizer tab, notice that "contains" is empty. Click OK and apply newCellStyle to B2. Notice that the whole sheet is still blue. 4.) modify newCellStyle and go to the background tab. Click OK, and notice that nothing happens. Everything is still blue. 5.) modify newCellStyle and go to the organizer tab. Notice that "contains" is still empty. Go to the background tab. Select No-Fill and press OK. Notice that B2 is now white. 6.) modify newCellStyle and go to the organizer tab. Notice that "contains" has "Automatic, Transparent". Since the "automatic" color is white, that is what your cell background is. Automatic is different from "inherit from parent". If you want to re-inherit the parents value... 7.) modify newCellStyle and go to the background tab. Press the "standard" button and the background preview should turn to blue. Go to the organizer tab, and notice that "contains" is empty again.
Created attachment 135748 [details] tdf91930_backgroundCellStyle.ods: notabug - print preview shows page background image through no-fill cells.