wrapper for html-include macro

[Mahima Mishra]

I have a html page that has thumbnail.hover enabled but when I include that html to confluence, that property is lost and some other styling related to the table rows.

Is it possible to create a user defined macro as a wrapper around the include html macro to include the css of my choice?

or any other way to keep the formatting as it is in the source html file.

[Bill Bailey]

Yes you could do that. But let's back up to what exactly the end goal is. For example, are you only wanting to do this for one table, or multiple?

[Mahima Mishra]

I basically want to include a html page and apply the stylesheet to all the tables that page contains. 

[Bill Bailey]

Then yes, a user macro that basically sets all of your conditions/parameters is the solution. You can have the macro either call a stylesheet or included the code in the macro. If there is overlap in the definitions, you may need to set a class on the iframe.

[Mahima Mishra]

Do you have an example to share... My html and macro writing skills are very limited.

[Bill Bailey]

I wrote an article on how do to do this: Getting Started with User Macros - Writing a Wrapper Macro 

Take a look to see if this would be doable, and we can go from here. ;-)