Jira macros in Confluence do not auto adjust height

[Kevin_Draggoo]

I've tried this with the "Created vs Resolved" macro and the "Jira Roadmap" macro. I have not performed extensive testing, but it seems when I first add the macro, the height adjusts fine. After I edit the macro, though, the height of the widget is set to a static, smaller value. 

I've tried editing various fields for the macro, changing the width as both pixels and percentages. Moving the macro around to different areas of the page. Moving the macro into columns. And other random things. 

I'm using Safari on MacOS. This happened before and after I updated MacOS to Catalina. 

I just tried it using Chrome on the same Mac. I used the same page where 2 macros of the same type were both too short. Editing the first gadget made the height correct. Editing the second gadget had no change and was still short.

I tempted fate and edited the first macro again. It stayed the same, correct height. 

[Mario Günter]

Hi Wooyong, 

you could use something like that: 

## Macro title: Button mit Link (in neuem Fenster/Tab)
##
## Developed by: Mario Günter
## Date created: 2015-11-09
## Installed by: Mario Günter
## Button with Target Blank
## @param Name:title=Name|type=string|required=true|desc=Title of Button
## @param Link:title=Link|type=string|required=true|desc=Address, e. g. http://google.de?q=Hello World

<a href="$paramLink" target="_blank">$paramName</a>

You can "install" this Makro directly to your Confluence at the following administration:

https://confluence.yourdomain.tld/admin/usermacros.action

Cheers, 
Mario 

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

I've never seen a "newwinlink" macro as part of a Confluence install, so I'd suggest that where you've used it before, it was provided by an add-on or one of the admins had created a user macro for it.

There's a handful of addons providing this sort of thing in the marketplace, but a simple user macro should do it easily as well.