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Export to PDF - coloured buttons

Bruce Newton (PEOPLEBANK - AUSTRALIA)

We are using Confluence 6.0.6 and I am trying to export a page to PDF, that contains the status macro buttons, in different colours. When I export to PDF, the colours to do get exported - but if I have a picture embedded with colour that works ok.

Is there a setting that will allow me to export the status buttons in colour?

Accepted answers

AhmadDanial

Hi there, Bruce.

As per the test I performed on my end, this issue also occurs on the latest 6.11 and it has been reported as a bug in the following link:

CONFSERVER-55252: PDF export of status macro and emoticons will not render background color.

I encourage you to visit the bug page linked above and click the Watch link near the top right to show support for the feature. By doing this, it will ensure you are proactively informed of progress and updates going forward.

Feedbacks are also appreciated. You can do this by leaving a comment on the ticket as this helps us prioritize the bug better.

All comments

AhmadDanial

Hi there, Bruce.

As per the test I performed on my end, this issue also occurs on the latest 6.11 and it has been reported as a bug in the following link:

CONFSERVER-55252: PDF export of status macro and emoticons will not render background color.

Feedbacks are also appreciated. You can do this by leaving a comment on the ticket as this helps us prioritize the bug better.

Bruce Newton (PEOPLEBANK - AUSTRALIA)

Thanks Ahmad. Much appreciated. Hopefully it will be sorted soonish.

AhmadDanial

Hello, Bruce.

You are most welcome. I do hope that it will be looked into and resolved soon as well. Until then, keep your eyes peeled for updates from the team. Thanks!

Nils Bier _K15t_

Hi Bruce,

In the meantime you might want to have a look at our Scroll PDF Exporter to export your Confluence content to PDF, which supports the export of the status macro without any limitations.

Cheers,
Nils

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