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How to fix a table with export PDF ?

Jérémy Callejon

Hi Atlassian Community,

I tried to export a Confluence page to a PDF document, but tables are cut.

Screenshots will help :

Please, could you tell me how to fix this ?

I tried to add some CSS rules on the style sheets of PDF export, but I can't find how to fix this.

Thank you very much,

Jérémy

Accepted answers

Dan Breyen

Hi @Jérémy Callejon welcome! It appears this is a known issue CONFCLOUD-75799 and CONFCLOUD-75795 in Jira for Confluence in the cloud. Looks like they're working on some other export issues. I'd suggest taking a look at those, and if it applies, you can vote for and watch them.

If that's not it, I would open a ticket with support so it can be reviewed by support at support.atlassian.com

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Dan Breyen

If that's not it, I would open a ticket with support so it can be reviewed by support at support.atlassian.com

Mike Rink -Seibert Products-

You may be sticking with native solutions, which I completely respect, but I have found K15t's Scroll PDF Exporter app to be a very good tool. Its formatting is better (avoiding scenarios like your table issue), but there are other benefits as well; it adds a lot of helpful functionality to the PDF export process, making it easily worth the cost

Jérémy Callejon

Ho @Dan Breyen , I tried the solution CONFCLOUD-75799 and it works !

Thank you for your help.

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