watermark on background view

[PBono]

Hello, everyone.
is it possible to make sure that a text in the background of a table remains behind the elements of the work views?
practically I would like to make a text like watermark in the word.
Thank you.

 

[PBono]

Surely it is not a fundamental problem :redface:, I was looking for an elegant way to force even the most cocciute of machine operators tool (no offense:tongue to realize that a table could be "provisional", and therefore not to leave rocket with the finish of the piece.

for now the only way I found to do this is to create an image of the writing that I want on white background and to put it in the background of the sheet.
The image is placed behind the geometric elements of the design and the game is done, I hoped for something less slender, so that you can delete or edit the text without having to correct jpeg or other.. .

 

[Mocca]

excuse but, if I understood correctly, why in the "sheet background" instead of inserting an image do not insert the text directly?

 

[PBono]

excuse but, if I understood correctly, why in the "sheet background" instead of inserting an image do not insert the text directly?

because when the mold (and even on the screen) I find it in front of the elements of the work views instead of behind (look the s and the f that are in front of the lines of the rectangle).
and from what I see, I have noticed now doing the image that I attach, even the sampling in the views is modified.

 

[ferrezio]

going to the background of the sheet you can insert an image in the background through the command or insert\ image.

Hi.

 

[PBono]

going to the background of the sheet you can insert an image in the background through the command or insert\ image.

Hi.

Thanks, I think it's the only solution. . .

bye:

 

[malaco]

Hello pbono,
Have you tried on text properties to set the option "(no)" on "empty background" ?
the text is always in the foreground but at least the deduction is not interrupted on the text box.

 

[PBono]

Thank you so much,
as you said, you solved only the issue of restraints and not the text in the foreground, but your suggestion was useful already in a couple of other circumstances.
Thank you and good evening.