Confluence page with a simple layout.
I want to have two images separated by a vertical line (think grey line).
I thought there would be a vertical line macro but I couldn't find it.
Thanks.
-stv
Hello Steve and welcome to the Community,
What you’re looking for is called “Divider”, selecting this will present a page divider. Screenshot below:
The old term for this was called a “horizontal line” within Confluence server:
To create a horizontal line across the width of your page or content block, type four dashes (like this: ----) at the beginning of a line, then press Enter or space.
Make sure that the dashes are on a separate line from the rest of the text.
Source document: Confluence Wiki Markup
If you’re not seeing the horizontal rule, please provide a screenshot as to what you’re seeing.
Regards,Stephen Sifers
Hi,
the question is for vertical line...
I was looking for vertical line and this worked find for me if you are using Confluence Server.
1. Insert a Div macro
2. Click Edit and in the Style field enter the below details:
width: 0px; height: 300px; float: left; border-radius: 2px;border: 1px inset;
3. Click Save
Alternatively, you can also use HTML macro as below:
1. Insert HTML macro
2. Inside the HTML macro box, add the below details and then click Save.
<hr style="width:200px; transform:rotate(90deg);">
Seriously - why is this the accepted answer?
I have been looking for this for a while now and i was excited to see that there is an accepted answer, but unfortunately this is not correct. Even the word vertical is not used in the answer once.
This is a very basic feature and given that we have a horizontal divider, it should be fairly straightforward to have a vertical divider as well. Please implement this feature as my documents always have multiple sections and without a proper divider they are quite confusing to read and very messy to look at.
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