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Hi @yakin_thakkar and welcome to our Community! Have you tried choosing the parent page as well?
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I'm glad it works. You're welcome, @Padma Swaroop Mandapaka ! Should you have any other questions, don't hesitate to post them. Have a nice day!
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Yes, I think you should be able to do this. Let's go through the process: 1. First, you should place the cursor on the desired place on the page where you want your anchor and choose "Other macros": 2. Using the search option you should locate the "Anchor" macro: 3. Then we name our anchor to refer to it later and insert…
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Thank you @Community Manager
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Hi @Padma Swaroop Mandapaka and welcome to our Community! Please, check the following article: Insert Links and Anchors And should you have any difficulties, get back to us.
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Good
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Hi @serc Endlich :) I've had time to reproduce the situation in my environment. @Bill Bailey 's solution actually works. Here's the parameters: As you can see - works for me. Try to reproduce it and get back to us with the results. Will wait for your answer.
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Hi @serc ! Have you tried the solution provided by @Bill Bailey ? It's on top now.
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@AKSHAY THAKARE As far as I'm aware, you have to always translate your custom fields yourself. There's no option for automatic translation. In order to translate all the custom fields' names you can possibly come up with, there should be something like Google Translate integration. And it does not guarantee you the correct…
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Hi @AKSHAY THAKARE ! I think the following articles will be helpful: Choosing a default language Translating resolutions, priorities, statuses, and issue types
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@Hyeyoung Lee Is it the case?
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If only all the questions were solved by their authors :)
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Hi @Hyeyoung Lee and welcome to our Community! If you can't see sub-task issue type, this usually means that this issue type is missing from the issue type scheme (ITS) associated with the project. You should change this ITS to include the sub-task issue type. For additional information, please visit: Associating issue…
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Try to add style:none
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No, just add "a" after the class-name you use (whatever it is). This way we refer to links.
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Try to change your CSS: .toc a { color:black; }
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It's strange because it works in my environment: I don't use CSS-styling, though.
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Try to set this parameter as well:
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Have you checked this:
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I'm sorry I don't have access to my environment now. If it's not so urgent I can test it later. Geht es?
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Hast du das schon versuchen, oder?
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Oh, I'm sorry. According to this: Table of Contents Macro We just need to change the list style. Doesn't it work?
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Ok, let's see all the styling/code of this block. Maybe we should reproduce something as well to get the numbers.
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Oh, try also the method described here: Table of contents is changing color May it be the case?
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Hi @serc ! I think these are also links. So we should change their color too.
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You're welcome!
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Hi @Aaron Thomas ! Aren't these for Confluence?
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Hi @Fabian Schöllhammer ! Maybe this would be helpful: Jira applications installation requirements
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AS far as I can tell from all the ongoing discussions, there seems to be no easy way to accomplish this.
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Hi @Trần Mạnh ! Not an answer but a similar question: Export All Attachments from a Wiki