<fill> (Fill)

This element defines the fill that is applied to the table as a whole. The background of the table can contain a single fill that is the entire size of the table. This can allow for gradient fills, or image fills, which span the entire size of the table.

example: 
<fill>
  <gradFill flip="none" rotWithShape="1">
    <gsLst>
      <gs pos="0">
        <schemeClr val="accent2">
          <shade val="75000"/>
        </schemeClr>
      </gs>
      <gs pos="100000">
        <schemeClr val="accent2">
          <shade val="75000"/>
          <tint val="20000"/>
        </schemeClr>
      </gs>
    </gsLst>
    <lin ang="2700000" scaled="1"/>
    <tileRect/>
  </gradFill>
</fill>

In this example, we apply a gradient fill to the entire table on the background shape of the table. ]

Parent Elements

<tblBg> (§5.1.4.2.25); <tcStyle> (§5.1.4.2.29)

Child Elements

Subclause

<blipFill> (Picture Fill)

§5.1.10.14

<gradFill> (Gradient Fill)

§5.1.10.33

<grpFill> (Group Fill)

§5.1.10.35

<noFill> (No Fill)

§5.1.10.44

<pattFill> (Pattern Fill)

§5.1.10.47

<solidFill> (Solid Fill)

§5.1.10.54

The following XML Schema fragment defines the contents of this element:

<complexType name="CT_FillProperties">
	<sequence>
	<group ref="EG_FillProperties" minOccurs="1" maxOccurs="1"/>
	</sequence>
</complexType>