Rotate front page control programmatically in front of background

In the background is a picture.
On this picture,I'd like to rotate a control formed like a box without having a shadow on the background.

Here is some code to rotate a box drawn in a picture control.
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What are the criteria used to grade the CLD exam? What are the specific finding and recommendations used when determining a grade?
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Style: Overly complex solution. Property Nodes used to update values. Unnecessary bends in wires. Error terminals on property nodes unwired. Errors not handled.
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Functionality: Application does not function as specified.
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