First time asking a question because I really couldn't find one similar. I have a background picture which is a paper texture + a graphic on the bottom right corner. The reason for this, is because the rest of the document uses a paper texture as background and if I crop my image it will not look good. Furthermore, I cannot make the image transparent because I hadn't plan for it.
I used the tikz package to change the background image on the page I wanted, and it seemed to work. The text of course is now over the picture. So I want to format it. For info, this is what I used to change the background.
\tikz[remember picture,overlay]
\node[opacity=0.3,inner sep=0pt] at (current page.center){\includegraphics[width=\paperwidth,height=\paperheight]{paper_iso.jpg}};
\clearpage
Then I used \\ and \noindent to manually go around the edges of the picture that is at the bottom right corner. The result looks like this.
At this moment I need to mention that this is a two column document. The moment I try to do more \\ and \noindent to continue with this method, the background image is pushed to the next page. So here is the question. How does one do such wraps around images? It cannot be that I manually have to add \\ all over the 6 or so paragraphs.
To sum up, I cannot figure out how to wrap around such an image, and said image is basically the whole background. So I need to wrap around only at the bottom right of the page without the who background being pushed to the next. There must be a way, since I have seen so many documents that are clearly written in LaTeX doing such things.
P.S. A normal float wouldn't work I think, since I cannot have it quadratic.
Thanks a lot in advance for any help you many provide.
