Custom CSS on a page in Confluence Cloud

Question

I am trying to get inline CSS working by following the steps below and is NOT working. * Create a new page * Add a Style macro with css as the media and nothing in import * Inside the style block, add the following content: .test { font-size: 100px; color: red; } 4. Add markup content below the style section on the same page

Hello World

After this, I publish and do not see my CSS applied. I am using confluence cloud. I am wondering why this is not working.

Kevin Parker_3dyxp5 · Answer

I know this is old, but has any progress been made on custom styles?

Alan Jiménez_zu7euy · Answer

I was able to add a style macro to a wiki page as initially described in this thread, ie. the style macro has not been removed from the list of macros available (we also do have cloud Confluence).

No, it does not show in the initial list of macros from the drop-down menu in the editor, but pressing on "Other macros" and searching CSS, it shows up, and you get to insert it.
I find it VERY confusing that the option for adding the thing is there, it just does not work. This is the case, right?

Is Atlassian aiming to remove all types of CSS customizations in their cloud Confluence? (I also tried to put ”{style}" entries in headers or footers, which works, but then I get a big fat warning on my wiki pages).

I think I'm just confused about what the situation is altogether. Would you like to provide this possibility, then do it. If you don't want to provide this possibility, then remove all these hints that it might be possible in some way.

Please be clear! Which is it? I'm wasting a lot of time trying to find a solution.

Thanks

/Alan

kraken_hhp8nt · Answer

Thanks for the confirmation. So, what are the alternatives to build a page with custom CSS? How would I make the example above work? I don't see Style in the grid. What are the alternatives for it?

Thanks.