When anchoring the tabs on Confluence, is it necessary to always refresh the page? [RESOLVED]

Fadima Macalou

I implemented the Tabs Container and Tabs Page onto my wiki Confluence, I also set custom IDs for each Tab that I am linking to specific parts in previous text before scrolling down to the Tabs Container section. However, when I publish the page with it's updates and use the features, I always have to refresh the page before and after I use it in order to get to the Tabs Page after I click the highlighted text. Is there any way to fix that or should I just add a disclaimer to my wiki page for anyone interested in that specific feature. Because you can just ultimately scroll down and get to the Tab Container, but it would be easier if they were just going to where they specifically wanted to go.

Dan Breyen

Hi @Fadima Macalou you don't mention what release of Confluence you are on, (Server vs Cloud) and if you're on Server, what release it is.  Have you checked to see if your site is on the latest release?  This sounds like it might be a bug that has already been fixed in the latest software.  I took a quick look out on Atlassian's Jira site (jira.atlassian.com) and didn't find anything, but I may have missed something.

Also, have you tried a different computer, a different browser, or have you had someone else try it out to see if it's reproducible?  If you're on the latest version and can reproduce it, it might be worth having you open a ticket with Support (support.atlassian.com/contact) and maybe they can confirm if it's a bug or if it's already been fixed in another release.

Hope that helps.