Hi, I want to publish generated W3C respec HTML in a confluence page via the HTML macro. I solved the separate CSS by including it in the HTML. However, the respec also contains: and references to a section like this : Identification of Borehole Clicking links refers to URL's outside the page. How can I fix this?

so nothing particular there (as far as I can see)

REST v2 request, getpages.. response body (json): "title":"Test1"

Thanks for adding more Information. Can you also check if the page title contains special characters, use the page ID instead of the page title to avoid that part, as we have to see what is in the stem. Regards

nav[aria-label="Primary Navigation"] { padding: 0; & ul { list-style: none; width: 100%; display: flex; flex-direction: row; justify-content: start; align-items: start; gap: 30px; padding: 0; & li { margin: 0; } & ul li { list-style: none; } } }

local links in HTML macro

sjaak derksen

Hi,

I want to publish generated W3C respec HTML in a confluence page via the HTML macro.

I solved the separate CSS by including it in the HTML. However, the respec also contains: <section id="95f0458e-6677-46c7-b93a-c3707cf49b2c">

and references to a section like this : <a href=#95f0458e-6677-46c7-b93a-c3707cf49b2c>Identification of Borehole</a>

Clicking links refers to URL's outside the page. How can I fix this?

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Humashankar VJ

Hi @sjaak derksen

Ensure that the links are relative to the Confluence page rather than absolute URLs.

When including HTML content with internal links, using relative links or anchors specific to the Confluence page is crucial.
Instead of using <a href="#95f0458e-6677-46c7-b93a-c3707cf49b2c">Identification of Borehole</a>, ensure that the id and href attributes are correctly referenced within the same HTML document
This may involve adjusting your HTML by correctly referencing the id and href attributes within the same document.

If the HTML is generated and IDs cannot be changed, manual adjustments may be necessary to ensure consistency and relative linking.

Hope this helps - Happy to help further!!
Thank you very much and have a great one!
Warm regards

sjaak derksen

Hi,

First of all, thanks . I have the ability to change the href and section to whatever is required. The problem I'm facing is: what would that be? The links are taken relative to the space.

So even if I make the href completely absolute, I guess I need to include the macro (id) itself somehow in the url, right?

Best regards,

Sjaak

Humashankar VJ

Hi @sjaak derksen

You don't need to include the macro ID in the URL. Use the #pagetitle_anchorname format for relative links or the full URL with the anchor (e.g., https://your-confluence-instance.com/display/SPACEKEY/PAGE#anchorname) for absolute links.

This should resolve the issue of links being relative to the space

Best Regards

sjaak derksen

Are you sure this url format works? I read this article and it mentions: "Platform notice: Server and Data Center only."

I used these URL's just to have an absolute path to address the page (not an anchor in the page yet)

Note: I did not even try to address the anchor itself yet.

does work. I do not know how the respec javascript code of w3c is going to handle this to generate the index.

Standard everything seems to be resolved with respect to the base url (so without the "wiki/spaces/..." that means that I've somehow got to include the whole path from there on, knowing space-id and knowing page-id and page-name

Adding an anchor to the url does not jump into the macro. Instead it reloads the macro and ends at the top (not at the anchor)

Note: I can see that the space-id is replaced by the key (I'm using my personal confluence page to test). But directly using that with the `#anchor` extension does not work either.

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