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Reusing images across pages by single sourcing it?

Anantha Krishnan_6y6x6k

I want to be able to upload images onto a folder in Confluence and reuse the images across pages, effectively single sourcing the image. Is this possible?

I have seen some workarounds suggested but none of them serve my purpose. Saving each image in a single page doesn't seem to be a great idea as I would have a few 100 images.

I need this specific use case, is it possible?

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Kristian Klima_gtcuat

Hi @Anantha Krishnan and welcome to the Community

You can use the Excerpt macro - multiple excerpts on a single page, then use Insert Excerpt with the specific image.

Anantha Krishnan_6y6x6k

Hi Kristian, I tried this. In my case the icons are pretty small (like the save file icon in windows). When I use the Excerpt macro, it adds a double line spacing between two lines and my formattting goes for a toss.

Barbara Szczesniak

@Anantha Krishnan This is an issue that has been around since the inception of the new editor in Cloud. You can view and add comments, vote for, and watch this ticket: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-65344

Kristian Klima_gtcuat

I see... well, there might be an app... or you can consider displaying images by way of HTML links.

Go /image, then select Link, then paste the html link...

This way, you should be able to create a 'database' of image and then simply point to them using the links.

Anantha Krishnan_6y6x6k

Thanks for the info Barbara.

Anantha Krishnan_6y6x6k

Hi Kristian,

Could you please share the name of the app. I tried i.guim.co.uk as mentioned in the image and it throws up an error.

Regards,

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