Formatting of numbered lists

[Sasko Moraliev]

Hello,

gibt es eine Möglichkeit die Nummerierung zu formatieren? Z.B. Fett gedruckt und eine etwas größere Schrift?

Leider sieht das aktuell nicht besonders gut aus - die Nummerierung ist kaum vom Text daneben zu unterscheiden, bzw. zu erkennen.

Vielen Dank und schöne Grüße

Sasko 

---

Hello,

is there a possibility to format the numbering? E.g. bold print and a slightly larger font?

Unfortunately currently it doesn't look very good - the numbering is hardly distinguishable or recognizable from the text next to it.

Thanks a lot and best regards

Sasko 

[Pramodh M · Accepted solution]

@Sasko Moraliev 

It isn't supported at the moment

You could consider add-ons for formatting the table numbering

[Bill Bailey · Accepted solution]

Schöne grüsse @Sasko Moraliev , unfortunately, you have hit on one of the many limitations with the cloud version -- no custom CSS.  There are some third-party plugins that may do what you want to do:

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?hosting=cloud&product=confluence&query=CSS 

[Nicholas Wade]

Just a point about the 3rd party solutions. The license for a 3rd party solution is based on the number of users - therefore, when you see £4 or £5 etc for license, it is not as cheap as you think, because you automatically get charged for the TOTAL number of users in your company (even if it is just you that needs the app). We have around 200 or more users.... that makes getting a 3rd party app incredibly expense - and all just so that you can continue a numbered list ... what a load of rubbish. It is especially galling when the actual HTML code for continuing a numbered list is so simple! 

And I note that inserting a code snippet doesn't break the numbering, so someone there has a solution?

[Bill Bailey]

@Nicholas Wade what you say is true, but the question was about changing the formatting of the numbering, not breaking the numbering. So the apps I pointed to were about customizing the CSS.

If you just want to keep the numbering going, you can use soft returns (although I have seen some posts that indicate the new editor has broken that solution).

Now this points out the issue with the Cloud. On server/DC, you can just create custom CSS, either instance or space wide. Or you can create a user macro for localized cases -- all part of the out of the box solution.

So for a user base of 200, I would move to DC, pay the money, but gain a much more robust and flexible solution. Cloud has many limitations.

[Nicholas Wade]

Yeah... thanks for the advice, I'll tell our Director that he's bought a lemon and should go back to rusty nails and stone tablets then.. Oh and yes, I was talking about the app but got mixed up... I'm so steamed up about daft advice and a useless Confluence Cloud (the fault was reported 2 years ago) that I can hardly see straight.