PDF Export -child pages to be exported as one full page (no blanks)

Question

Hello,

I need to export some confluence pages as PDF. Some of the pages have only 4 or 5 lines. when I exported them, I have always just these few lines and then white space until the title of next page. It´s not a fluent/compact text what I need.

I was trying it in two ways:

*  Space settings -> Export space
*  Apps -> Export with Content Exporter

I´ve tried several CSS commands for putting the text after each other, but in none of the exports it is possible to get a fluent text in PDF. It also does not work in Word, but here I can at least manually adjust, what is sub-optimal but at least a workaround.

Can you please support me how I can get a compact PDF Export when exporting several confluence pages so there are not blank areas between the Pages?

thanks a lot , Martina

Andrea Rákosfalvy _META-INF_ · Answer

Hi @Martina Hurtečáková

I'm from the Content Exporter support team.

While we currently do not support the feature for a continuous export and there is no CSS you can add in the stylesheet to make it a continuous export either, it is a feature that we consider implementing in a future release, so it has been added as a feature request to our Ideabox platform, and you can vote for it here.

While an Ideabox request is not a guarantee for the development of a feature, it helps our development team prioritize delivering features that are more requested, along with the already planned improvements that are part of our development roadmap so we strongly encourage everyone who would like this feature in the Content Exporter app to vote for it.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact our support team directly as well, we're always happy to help!

Kind Regards,
Andrea

Priyanka Khare · Answer

I would appreciate if you can accept my answer if it really helped you @Martina Hurtečáková

Martina Hurtečáková · Answer

Hello, thanks for prompt feedback and tips. Yes, the ways you are describing we are using, however I just want to be really sure, that there is no way how it can be done by CSS. now I have my final answer, so thanks again ;)