Jason Tolotta Specialist

Does pizza devoid of cheese count?

Wow! Over 1 year and this isn't addressed, but keep coming with the features that nobody asked for and put this and other "minor" issues on the backlog.

Refer to the discussion on the Atlassian Community for a workaround: Guide to Insert a Web Image Using the New Confluence Cloud Editor

Refer to the discussion on the Atlassian Community for a workaround: Guide to Insert a Web Image Using the New Confluence Cloud Editor

Make sure that the Firefox Account is enabled and synced before doing the following: Refer to Refresh Firefox to refresh add-ons and restore the settings using your Firefox Account

I regrettably accept this as the answer...for now.

Now that you mention it, the shortcut "/" is displayed in the tooltip of the icon. Not sure why this is not consistent with the server version where it just states "Insert more content". In addition, the "Editor Help" panel displayed when pressing CTRL + / displays this shortcut as "Quick insert" Thanks @Ansar Rezaei 

SOLUTION: Up-vote the following issue to bring the functionality back: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWCLOUD-18489

I edited this question and has now been lost in aether. This is no longer required. Please reference https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/Sort-Sidebar-Page-Tree-Permanantly/qaq-p/998494#M132071

@Lava Kumar Dukanam _Appfire_ I see where I went wrong with my words. I have re-worded the question and hopefully now it conveys what I am trying to achieve.

My Confluence Cloud instance.

Thanks I did update the Keyboard Shortcut. 1Password on Windows has the shortcut setting under the Logins section not General.

EDIT: This has been resolved in https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-58664 I created a Greasemonkey/Tampermonkey/Violentmonkey script. It re-enables the indent and outdent buttons while editing. confluence-indent-enable.js I big thank you to Ricky Vincent that provided the solution for the script loading issue in…

After hours of investigating and persistence, the following was discovered. The default value for the Firefox user preference that defines keyboard shortcuts usage was not being honored. Not sure why, but the following will allow the copy of Confluence content if specifically set in the user.js file.…

I accept the workaround works, but I can only assume that most would find the workaround a little bit convoluted.

Research may indicate that it is mimicking an unformatted paste, possibly to do with CONFCLOUD-28229 - Use Ctrl-Shift-V to 'paste unformatted'

Feedback for the Founders Scott Farquhar and Mike Cannon-Brookes are ready to believe you. https://www.atlassian.com/company/contact/contact-ceos

Thanks @Shannon S I added the steps to the JIRA issue.

I confirm the workaround of using the context menu paste function does work, thanks.

Operating System: Windows 10 Browsers: Firefox 57 I can confirm this does not occur on Chrome 63 and Internet Explorer 11 exhibits a different more serious issue which I will describe in a new post.…

I'll keep an eye out for it and post back here with the results.

I use a modified ghacks users.js file below. user_pref("_user.js.parrot", "START: Oh yes, the Norwegian Blue... what's wrong with it?"); user_pref("_user.js.parrot", "0100 syntax error: the parrot's dead!"); user_pref("browser.slowStartup.notificationDisabled", true); user_pref("browser.slowStartup.maxSamples", 0);…

@philoye Thanks for the reply. I can live with the change with the headers. I confirm the "Disable Autocomplete" and "Disable Autoformatting" are "unchecked", when the bold and link issues occur. EDIT: I just found the bug, when the word ends with the character "s" it does not auto-bold the enclosed string. So it does not…

@philoye > #2 — Updated keyboard shortcuts I can only say that it is a teething problem for me as CTRL+1 now defaults to the browser behaviour of moving to the first tab. I lose focus of what I am doing since I accidentally flick between tabs. My fault for developing a habit using a software for years. I guess there was…