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PDF export format

Mathilde Martineau

I have an issue with the format of PDF when exporting.

The system automatically add a page break after every Confluence pages. I would like that all my confluence pages to be next to each other without any page break.

Can you help me solve this ?

I tried ti modify the CSS code of the PDF format but it didn't change the page breaks.

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Kristian Klima_gtcuat

Hi @Mathilde Martineau and welcome to the Community.

Try PDF Exporter by K15t - it produces much better results out of the box compared to the standard exporter and has a ton of options to tweak the look and feel (no coding needed).

If it works, go for it if producing PDFs is your every day routine.

Mathilde Martineau

I can not use this tool, my company doesn't have it. I need to export through Confluence

Kristian Klima_gtcuat

Then @Mathilde Martineau you can only achieve that thru CSS.

If you don't have the app, you (your admins) can always install it.

Apps come with a trial period so you can plan to testing them before rejecting them or committing to subscription.

Mathilde Martineau

And is there any esle solution to apply directly in the export tool of Confluence ? Without using it ?

Aron Gombas _Midori_

@Mathilde Martineau See the "page breaks" section here: https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/customize-exports-to-pdf/

Either remove that CSS rule or override that with another that effectively disables the page breaks.

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