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Export selected content in PDF

Jorge Onrubia

Hi,

We have a Doc Space in which we use tables, the tables we use have many columns, when exporting to PDF merges all the columns into the same width of the PDF, wich makes the content unreadable.

How can it be solved?? Is there any way to select the content to export??

THanks in advance,

Accepted answers

salehparsa

Hi Jorge,

I'm afraid to say that, there is a bug in PDF exports that create a PDF file with full-width. This bug is tracking with CONF-25233 ticket number.

Please refer to the workaround provided in the bug report to resolve this issue. I would also recommend that you watch the ticket to receive the updates.

Let me know if you have any other questions.

Cheers,
Saleh

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Steffen Heller

The width of table columns is defined by the CSS property "table-layout". It can be "auto" or "fixed". Try "auto" to have the table automatically adjust to the content inside the table cell.

see https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/207981/on-demand-confuence-pdf-export-tables-have-equal-size-columns-need-text-sized

As regards selecting the content to export: You can select a single page or do a space export and select all or some of the space's pages.

Jorge Onrubia

thanks so much for the comment, that is made on the Look&Feel secion PDF Stylesheet??

salehparsa

Jorge Onrubia

Hi Saleh,

I have posted a comment on the issue, because it doesn't solve my issue as i still cannot see the columns above the 11th.

Thanks so much

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