Hello,
I have a image on my confluence page and I want to link that same image to a website address ( a URL).
Can someone tell me how I can do that?? Thanks.
Easy! Select the image, click Link that will appear below it, select Web link, enter the URL.
Sorry, I am using an older version of confluence right now. Am going to upgrade very soon. Can you give me the wiki-markup code on how to link an image to a URL?? Thanks.
Hmmm, maybe not so easy. If your version allows you to View Storage Format (which must be enabled by an Administrator), you can add <a href="http://website.com">; in front of <ac:image ac:height="250"><ri:attachment ri:filename="graphic.png" /></ac:image>.
Actually it is fairly easy. Insert Markup [!graphic.png!|http://website.com] Mind the [ ]s, !s and |.
There is no "official" way to do this in Confluence Cloud currently.However, there is a janky workaround.Install this free app to render markdown
Add it by typing /mark in your page
Edit it and add the following markdown:
[](https://example.com/site)
OK... It's a little janky, but it worked great for me. Thanks!
Thanks @jleaders @Rob White .I have installed the markdown app that was suggestedIf I uploaded the images to confluece. What would my markup looklike? I guess I need to figure out the file path to the images?Also do I need to add the following markdown for each image or is the https example only for https pages? Sorry bit of a nube when it comes to this.
A screen shot of adding this to a confluence page for an image uploaded to confluence would be huge if someone had a sec. Thanks in advance for any help on this one.
So inspecting the image I want to link from that I have embedded on a page in Confluence below this is what I am seeing. Is the bold/italic part below what I replace the example.com references above with?
<img class="sc-fQfKYo gHwILp" data-testid="media-image" draggable="false" src="blob:https://xxxxxxx.atlassian.net/90ff040e-bad5-4c92-b5be-39660e768542#media-blob-url=true&id=e8568e15-2fee-4194-9212-9141dc31dd94&collection=contentId-121045268&contextId=121045268&mimeType=image%2Fpng&name=001-business-and-finance.png&size=1309&width=64&height=64" style="transform: translate(-50%, -50%); height: 100%;">
Hi - it appears that even if I had created an image with a link to it and upgraded it to the new formatting experience in Confluence Cloud, it strips out the link. Can someone from Atlassian please address this lack of basic functionality and parity with the old editing experience?
Thanks! (and/or provide a way to upload files directly to a storage area in the Confluence instance so we can utilize the markdown hack as presented above)
@Monique vdB ^^^
Hey peeps! Editor Product Manager here. We're totally aware of the need for this functionality and are actively working on it. We don't have an exact date we can share, but expect it to land in your hands soon.
We'll be sure to update you when it's out.
Hope that helps!
Jonno
@Grace Gornall thanks for the ping, as @Jonno Katahanas mentioned below this is coming soon!
Hey Jonno, is there a card open that we can follow along with the status of this?
This is a massive negative impact on our team of 1300+ so we're eager to know when it's fixed.
Heya @Caleb Ray - you can track status of this feature here https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-65640We'll update the status of the ticket when it lands for customers Shouldn't be too much longer.Hope that helps!
@Jonno Katahanas you rock – thanks! Hope you're well
well?
This feature was recently added to the cloud version but there is an issue. When I add the image from my uploads area and then select to make it a link and paste the URL in the link field, it creates a new image of the URL in my uploads area and doesn't accept the URL as the link and gets rid of my image and swaps it out with the new image of the long URL. The only workaround I have found is to upload the image I want to add a link to and then MANUALLY type in the URL which is not a very positive/useful user experience.
Hi, I use a cloud version and I still have the same issue. There is no way to add an image by link on an external site. Markdown workaround adds iframe to the page and looks horrible. And it is very sad because I want to use images that will be dynamically changed during time. Meanwhile, all images that I have added a long time ago via the old version of the editor look perfect.
UP: sorry, probably the wrong topic, I have added the same to https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/How-can-I-add-an-image-by-embedding-a-weblink/qaq-p/1307665#U1638533
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