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Confluence Database Usage

Ray Wallace_j4vutw

We have started to use Confluence Linked Databases and are finding some issues with the outcomes we're observing.

One of the issues is that two columns that are next to one another don't align properly due to the vertical font sizes of the display text.

Column 1: ENTRY LINK (Hyperlinked)

Column 2: ENTRY DETAILS (Standard Text)

Is it possible to align these or potentially have some sort of gridline option ?

Comments

Ray Wallace_j4vutw

This issue continues when more than one ENTRY DETALS column is present.

Using the above example:

Column 1: ENTRY LINK (Hyperlinked)

Column 2: ENTRY DETAILS (Standard Text)

Column 3: ENTRY DETAILS (Standard Text)

It is very difficult to visually identify which ENTRY DETAILS text belong the relevant rows.

Anne Saunders

@Ray Wallace I think I understand what you're saying but it would be extra helpful with a screengrab image.

I have linked databases, but all of my ENTRY DETAILS are either smartlinks, labels, or user @mentions, so I'm not seeing any alignment issues.

Ray Wallace_j4vutw

The Details field does not have the same height as the Location Link field... It is hard for the eye to work out what relates to what. Maybe a gridline ?

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