How to get background colour in smartform

hi ,
i have developed one smartform with table i want heading means header part of the table in colour full please help me for that.....
thanks ...

First select the line type of the table. then click on shading. select the desired colour.
save check and activate and run ur smartforms.
hope ur problem solved.
Regards,
shiva

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