Where are bg color / bg image in CS 5.5?

Where are bg color / bg image in CS 5.5? They don't appear in the properties panel when a table is selected. Thanks.

The background color and background image attributes of the table tag have been deprecated by the W3C and should no longer be used to specify those two things. As a result, they have (rightly) been removed from the table Property inspector). Instead, you are expected to use CSS to apply these two styles to the table in question, e.g.,
table#thisOne { background-color:#FF6633; background-image:url(path/to/image.jpg); }
which will style this table -
<table id="thisOne">...</table>
with a color and a background image.

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