Footer Background Properties (Tables)

To help you visualize how you can modify properties, think of the footer rows of a table as sitting on a layer above the background of a table. By modifying the color of the footer rows, you are applying an opaque color over the color of the background color. You may need to modify other elements, such as paragraphs, that reside within the footer row to get the desired results. For example, if you cannot make the footer row transparent, make sure the background property is properly set for all the different layers in the table.

Tables created in Adobe FrameMaker identify the footer rows of tables, so you can quickly specify the Footer and Footer background properties in the Table Styles properties in Style Designer to modify footer rows for online delivery.

Tables created in Microsoft Word do not overtly identify footer rows. To control footer rows with Microsoft Word and ePublisher, set up the table in your source document to reflect the desired appearance, or use footer paragraph styles in the footer row of the table. Then, ePublisher uses the footer paragraph styles in your source document and you can use the footer Table Styles properties in Style Designer to modify the appearance as needed.

Last modified date: 08/16/2026