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I setup a style macro on a table of contents macro which works perflectly both in Preview mode and PDF export. Unfortunately when I Publish it the styles seem to have no effect. Below is a screenshot of my simple styling.
I believe this is a bug, possibly caused by Confluence's new design but not sure how to get this reported and taken care of if so. Please help!
P.S. Had to re-post and re-edit this several times because every publish lost my work :/
Hi Nicholas,
Can you show us what the formatting looks like when it's not working? Please also let me know an example page in your Cloud instance that I can have a look at to see what might be going wrong.
Kind Regards,
Shannon
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Hi Nicolas - Shannon is off shift now but I have been investigating this issue in her absence.
On my Confluence Cloud test instance, I restored the storage format from the sample page you linked. I found the same behavior you are reporting. If I preview the page the style is applied to the TOC macro but when I publish, the headings are all the same weight, just as in your screen shots.
I noticed that the TOC was in a div macro so I tried it outside that macro and got the same result.
Although the div and style macros are there by default in Confluence Cloud, they are actually provided by a third party plugin, as mentioned in Macros:
Adaptavist Content Formatting macros
...This free add-on is enabled by default in your site, and includes the wiki markup based {style}, {div}, {table} and other macros that you might see in the macro browser.
I am going to move your question to Adaptavist's collection on the Community forum, to get the attention of the Adaptavist team.
I will be watching this thread as I am curious why the formatting is lost when the page is published.
Preview:
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Oh boy - I am having an issue with the editor. It has been reported internally.
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