Created attachment 86879 [details] A simple document with the three frames described in the bug report. Print as brochure to observe error. Problem description: A frame with a white background loses its background when the document is printed as a brochure. The same document prints fine when not printed as a brochure, even if printed as 2 per sheet. Steps to reproduce: 1. New document 2. Create a big frame with a blue background 3. Create two frames inside that frame: one with a white bg, the other with a green bg, both set to 30% transparency 4. Print to a file - all is well. 5. Print as a brochure (to a file or printer) - the white bg frame is missing. If you set the bg transparency to 0% then it prints the white bg but only inside the margins, not right up to the border. Current behaviour: white background of frames is lost when printing as a brochure (other colours are OK) Expected behaviour: background should not be affected by page layout. I've tried resizing the frames to avoid page edges, putting the bottom frame as "wrap/in background" nothing seems to help. Workaround: save as a PDF and use acroread to print the document as a booklet. Operating System: Ubuntu Version: 4.0.2.2 release
Created attachment 86880 [details] The result of printing as a brochure - the white frame is invisible
Hi Peter, Thanks for the issue and document - I can confirm the behaviour. ( I took the frame with white from the larger one, and set it in front of text - easier to jugde for me + a check that frame-in-frame was of no influence in this case ;) ) (Should be checked if it was OK in older versions, I think), regards, Cor
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This is to confirm that the bug is still present and unchanged in the current version Version: 4.2.7.2 Build ID: 420m0(Build:2) This is running in xubuntu 14.04 ATB, Peter
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Tested with Version: 5.0.5.2 Build ID: 1:5.0.5~rc2-0ubuntu2 Xubuntu 15.10 and it now works as expected. Thank you!