Serious Concerns with Images

[Chris]

My company has hundreds, maybe low thousands of pages, and we extensively use images throughout our documents. The current 'new' editor and method of displaying images is unacceptable. WHY can we not have multiple images inline? If there is no improvement before the forced conversion, we may have to seek alternative hosting. i am bringing this up here in hopes of hearing SOME kind of response so we know if we need to start looking for alternatives sooner rather than later.

This was brought up nearly a year ago. We did not press the issue because we were under the impression that the legacy editor 'would not go away' and that continued to work perfectly well for our needs: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-68501

There are numerous additional comments with concerns here: https://community.atlassian.com/forums/Confluence-articles/The-Legacy-Editor-is-being-deprecated-in-Confluence-Cloud-Here-s/ba-p/3046832

We have a seemingly very simple request. How do we get this:


To look like this:

...in the 'new' editor?

[emanuel.m.fernandes]

Same here... Confluence is used as professional tool for displaying many images within tables or other ways, and the new editor just focuses on simplified scenarios where you display one image at a time. If we wanted to have a very simplified image experience we would use Google Docs instead of Confluence.

I believe there is massive disconnect with experienced Confluence users and confluence designers / product owners. We want power and they believe we only need simplicity. The disconnection is so big, that I really don't see how can we still be using Confluence with this migration — of course, we will need to research alternatives.

[Chris]

Precisely. We have just a few more weeks before we will be forced to make a company decision to either cut ties with Confluence, find a better-supported solution, and begin a major transfer or redesign our entire product pipeline and output process to conform to their now more constrained system. Both prospects are going to be costly and labor-intensive.