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Adding sections in a confluence document

Denis Oliveira_7mlr0i

Hi guys.

I'd like to add sections throughout my confluence document for exporting in pdf format without breaking images between pages.

I've taken a look into the help and have found that I'd need to use the Section Macro if I want to insert a more editable section than the standards layouts provided by the confluence.

The issue with the standard layouts is that I only have the option of two or three columns and I need just one column

If someone could help me, I'd be thankful.

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Accepted answers

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

These are not "section macros", they're layout formatting, and they don't do sections really.

If you need a part of a page that's a full width (a single column), you just don't use a layout for it.

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

These are not "section macros", they're layout formatting, and they don't do sections really.

If you need a part of a page that's a full width (a single column), you just don't use a layout for it.

Matthias Gaiser _K15t_

Hi @Denis Oliveira

I have to admit that I don't have a direct solution to your question about the various columns.

However, you could give the Scroll PDF Exporter a try. This has way more formatting options than the built-in Exporter. And they also add an extra macro for keeping content together.