Davin Studer Expert

There are two plugins that I know of for different languages. They are Scroll Translations and the Language Plugin. Thr first costs money and the second is free.

You can. Below is a link to the documentation. https://developer.atlassian.com/display/CONFDEV/Write+a+simple+Confluence+Space+Blueprint

I have created a browser bookmarklet that will allow you to create CSV files from an HTML table. It should work on pretty much any web page ... including Confluence. All you have to do is drag the bookmarklet to your bookmarks toolbar in your browser and then on your Confluence page click the bookmarklet. It will then…

No, but you could export it to Word and then copy and paste it into Excel from Word.

No problem. Glad to help.

If you put this into the PDF stylesheet stylesheet it should remove the borders. .notableborder table.confluenceTable, .notableborder table.confluenceTable td, .notableborder table.confluenceTable th {border: 0;}

Oops! The Macro Body Processing should be Rendered not Unrendered.

Here's what I would do. I would create a user macro that can override the style on any tables inside the macro body. Here is an example of a user macro for this. Just add the macro and then put a table inside the body. Voila! No border. Macro Name: no_table_border Macro Title: No Table Border Macro Body Processing:…

You could hit E and then ctrl + F to find the spot you were at. Another option is the InPlace Editor addon. It can do this for you.

There is a plugin the marketplace that will allow you to check out files and place a lock on them. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.arsenale.plugins.lockpoint

I did find that if you upload an image using the API at 96x96 it does store in the system at that resolution. Then you can use some CSS in the global stylesheet to override the avatar width and height and set them from 48px to auto.

The weird things is that the Atlassian Design Guidlines specifically talk about a 96x96 avatar. I can't seem to get it larger than 48x48 though. https://developer.atlassian.com/design/latest/avatars.html

One question I have is why you want to gather keywords at the bottom of the page. If I understand your use case it will help me is possibly suggesting a solution.

Not that I know of, but you can add labels while editing with the "label" buton on the bottom of the editor window.

Well, you could certainly do with with JavaScript, but you could also edit the template.

Unsubscribing didn't work for me. Hopefully your unchecking and re-checking will fix it.

Am I the only one getting notified about Kassidy Iwashita having accepted Adrien Ragot's answer over and over and over .... like hundreds of times.

It is an IE thing ... I've found. It doesn't do it in Chrome or Firefox. Great news though! Soon this version of answers will disappear and that bug with it. :)

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.adaptavist.confluence.contentFormattingMacros/server/overview

Yeah, that's kinda what I thought. That is part of the Content Formatting Macros add-on. The AUI macros require a license and the others don't. However, as of version 5.x of the Add-on they say it is now a fully paid add-on. Not sure totally what that means as I have updated it on my test Confluence and the macros that…

What macro are you adding to the page?

If you watch the space you will get delete notifications.

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With that said, if you actually want to maintain the old Page 3 page you will have to copy it and its children instead of moving it and once that is done remove the content from the original page 3 and add a link to the new space.

Well, if you create links to pages using the internal wiki way of doing it(as opposed to hard links to http://whatever) then moving a page should not affect anything. Any prior link will change to reflect the move as the links are not hardcoded they are generated on access.

Glad to hear it.

This is what I have used. dbDriver=net.sourceforge.jtds.jdbc.Driver|dbUrl=jdbc:jtds:sqlserver://{server}:1433/{database}|dbUser=user|dbPassword=password|dbJar=c:\Program Files\Atlassian\Confluence\confluence\WEB-INF\lib\jtds-1.2.2.jar

If you are referring to the Excel macro it doesn't show all sheets. It only shows the sheet that you set in the macro properties.

JSONP is used for getting around the same origin policy with xml http requests. It's built into jQuery, whic is included with Confluence. Basically, jquery will generate a callback function on-the-fly and pass the function name in a querystring parameter called callback. Your webservice just needs to take what is passed in…

You could use AJAX to communicate with a C# .NET web app. Confluence has jQuery included, so it's pretty easy to use JSONP with it. I've done this is a number of places with our install.