Davin Studer Expert

In our instance everyone is a member of the confluence-users group. Thus you could go to the blog post and using the share functionality share it to the confluence-users group.

How about something like this? <script type="text/javascript"> function setSummary(value){ AJS.$('#summary').val(value); } AJS.toInit(function(){ setSummary('Stuff'); }); JIRA.bind(JIRA.Events.NEW_CONTENT_ADDED, function (e, context) { setSummary('Stuff'); });</script>

That's not really possible using the expand macros. What effect are you trying to achieve? Maybe there is another possibility.

Yeah, change the export to custom and it will allow you to select the pages to export.

Yeah, it was awesome weather. Beautiful area.

Do you happen to have ScriptRunner for Jira? It can be done with JavaScript as well, but if you happen to have ScriptRunner that would be a better place to do it.

Sounds like maybe a transitory issue with the style macro that has since been resolved.

@Tatyana Kuznetsova I'v tried to recreate your issue like this, but I do not see a vertical scroll bar. Any thing else that could be affecting it? Are you on the Cloud version of Confluence or is it self hosted?

You need to be a space admin to see it.

@Robert Kowalewski Found this youtube series helpful for learning the basics of Jira. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7NXmFqgPBo

We use Jira to track our IT assets (servers, workstations, etc). However, we use Confluence to document information about the services on our servers. We use Jira's functionality to link issues to Confluence pages. So, when we have a new service application we create a Confluence page for it and then in Jira we link the…

I so agree. Unfortunately, I don't think he's actually composing much these days.

Yeah, I'll totally take a look at it. I'm always up for finding new authors that I like. Looks like Brandon Sanderson actually did a review of the book as well and liked it. So, I will definitely look into it. Thanks @[deleted].

When you have your cursor in a table cell you should see the table toolbar appear below the regular toolbar. It's the last button.

John Williams!!!!

Ok, here are some of my favorite styles and artists. And the picture below is in my honest opinion the great composer in the history of forever. Anything he produces is GOLD! celtic: Enya, Celtic Woman, Ronan Hardiman, Bill Whelan soundtrack: John Williams, Alan Silvestri, Hans Zimmer, Klaus Badelt, Alan Menken christian…

Sure is. : )

Unfortunately, my blog died and I had to rebuild it from backup. It is back up again.

Camping with my daughter. Oh! And what's that I'm wearing?

Spent the weekend in Vancouver B.C. with my wife. We had an awesome time visiting Stanley Park, Granville Island, and the Capilano Suspension Bridge.

In the most recent versions of Confluence there is a report in Confluence Administration that can tell you which plugins that have macros that are being used on pages. However, since you are not on a newer version of Confluence you do not have that report. However, I wrote a user macro a few years ago that can give you…

I'm going out on a huge limb and saying it is a four way tie for first. : )

Yeah, merged cells will turn it off. So, will having multiple header rows. I think having a header column as well will turn it off. So, it has to be a very vanilla table ... nothing fancy.

Yep, it's Firefox that is the issue. It works with Chrome. Not sure if it is a Firefox bug or a bug with how Confluence work with Firefox, but either way I see the same behavior in Firefox.

Yeah, it ended up being the perfect height.

Here's my desk. Couldn't get the company to spring for a sit/stand desk, so I improvised.

Did that fix the issue?

Glad that worked. Please remember to mark the question as answered. Thanks.

Could you translate that? Or put in the the text so I can put it in Google Translate. I don't speak Spanish.

I used to play awesome board games. Then I had kids. Now I get to play Disney Princess Enchanted Cupcake, Mouse trap, and Don't break the ice. <sigh> We'll get there. :)