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There is a global CSS stylesheet which you can use as described here.

Unless someone else knows a trick I guess the only way you have is manually copying and pasting the sections content into the page end deleting the section.

I don't know if it works for attachments too but for page versions you could use the Purge Page Versions app.

You are right, in the new editor the Anchor macro does not exist. It's meant to be replaced by linkable headings. See Confluence Cloud Editor Roadmap and CONFCLOUD-66773 

If you add the anchor part (http://host.domain/path?query=value#anchor) to the URL after a page is loaded and press enter it works (sometimes). But if it's already in the URL upon load it doesn't work (which it should).

There is a feature comparison of the old vs. the new editor. Is there still an option to put a border on an image? "Image effects and annotations" is in the "short term backlog" and links to CONFCLOUD-67122 Is there still an option to resize your image to your exact specifications? (Now you can drag and drop but only to a…

How can I make new pages have original editing layout? You can't. When creating new pages you will get the new editor experience. You can read more on it here.

Sounds like Redirection for Confluence could be of use for you.

What you're asking for sounds to me exactly like what Scroll Documents is offering. Maybe you should check it out :)

No, I can't either. Played around with it a little bit and it only seems to work if the page is already loaded. Definitely buggy. I think you should be able to contact them here: http://support.atlassian.com/contact

Yep, seems a bit confusing. For all I can tell you it's not working for me either. So I guess you should contact the support team as mentioned in the ticket.

You are right, according to CONFCLOUD-66773 this doesn't seem to be possible right now with the new editor right now. :(

In Confluence Cloud that's the way it's meant to be. However there is a browser extension with which you can make it look like more like the horizontal navigation from Confluence Server.

Not that I know of. For our Lively Theme button macro we just implemented this ourselves using an AUI Select2.

This doesn't really answer your question of what frequency is best for this or whether the growing history is going to be a big problem but if you're concerned with pushing this data into your Confluence all the time you could go the opposite route and pull it upon page view. Using a tool like PocketQuery you could execute…

As per this thread the only way seems to be manually copying the URL from the attachments overview and pasting it into the page.

In the Cloud you're not supposed to access the parent DOM or run any JavaScript on the parent page. That's one of the reasons why in the Cloud apps are inside iframes in the first place. So, I'm sorry but what you want to do isn't technically possible right now. By the way, if you have questions regarding the development…

Hi @Ryan Davis dynamic parameters are a macro option and don't have much to do with your query itself. By enabling dynamic parameters you're telling PocketQuery to look for parameters in the URL of your page to use in your query. So for example in this URL: https://your-confluence.com/your-page?pq_year=2019 PocketQuery…

Hi Chris, that doesn't sound right. Would you be so kind to raise a support ticket at our ServiceDesk for PocketQuery? Be sure to include all details such as template, macro parameters and query statement and we will solve this together. :) Best regards, Sven

Hi Chris! :) The reason that both parameters get a <select> is basically this: #foreach($key in $queryParameters.keySet()) ... #end You are looping through all of the available $queryParameters. So instead of looping through all parameters with a #foreach loop, you could simply render the one parameter manually: #set($key…

Okay, now everything makes sense. Good explanation! :) So... the obvious one here would be to enable caching on your query if you haven't done so already. This always reduces stress on your data source, so it's almost always a good idea. But of course the result of your query is dependent on a parameter, so caching will…

Hmmm.... I can't think of an easy and simple way to do this in the user macro. Is there a reason why you need to use a user macro for the "further calculations"? Also, what exactly do you mean by further calculations? I think there's a good chance that you want to do these in the template of your query instead where you…

Pretty hard for me to figure out without seeing all of your converter. ;) Please raise a ticket at our ServiceDesk for PocketQuery and attach your converter, template and query and tell us exactly what you are trying to achieve. Feel free to censor any sensitive data. Best regards, Sven

To raise a ticket at our ServiceDesk please create an account. The account has nothing to do with your Confluence or any of your licenses. It is just a free customer account at our ServiceDesk - you won't be charged or anything like that. Once you have created an account please attach your existing query and template (feel…

Looks like a simple typo to me: var formattedNumber = number.toLocaleString('fr-FR'); Did you know you can also format your numbers in your template instead of your Converter? For this see Velocity API Available In Templates where you will find that the Velocity NumberTool is available.

Okay, so, step by step - to do this you need two queries: * A "get_attachment" query, that fetches the CSV. * The "oracle_query" that takes a parameter. Im jumping over the Database/Query setup, since I guess you already have these configured. Since your "get_attachment" query gets you a CSV string and PocketQuery can't…

Okay, so you want to do the following? * Upload an attachment to a Confluence page. * In one of your querys call $PocketQuery.executeQuery("getAttachment") which calls the query "getAttachment" which gets the attachment and parses it for a parameter. (Depending on the attachment you might need a converter for this) * Use…

Sorry I can't help you any further. The Add-on is private and under ongoing development, so I can't share any details.

How about this? :)

You could use PocketQuery to execute a JQL query on your Jira and display the results in a chart on a Confluence page.