Space permissions: cannot delete or change space but am the only user (Confluence free version)

[Tavie]

Hey guys,

I worked a while with confluence server and am trying out the cloud version with private stuff and the free version as well. I created my first space ("Game Guide") and there are no problems with it for now.

I created another one ("Kochbuch") but when I came back a few days later to e.g. change the space logo, I do not have the edit button and cannot change any space settings. As administrators are listed a few users from plug ins and "Ehemaliger Benutzer". In my first space, this is where my user name is listed. In the second, it is not. I am in all possible groups that are standard from the beginning (site-admin, admin, confluence-user) but I cannot edit this space nor can I delete it. Is it normal because of the free version or went something wrong in the background?

Last thing I did before I logged out the last time was installing some plugins to try out later.

I feel kinda stupid for not being able to change anything although I am the only user in my confluence. Due to the free version's standard permissions, I am able to edit the sites and all, but still am unable to change the space. :(

Would be happy for your insights. :)

[Steffen Heller]

Is it really not possible to answer this?!

The data entered at Space Admin > PDF Stylesheet, something must happen with it... Is it stored somewhere? Is it stored as a .css file? Can it be accessed?

[Matthew J. Horn]

Not sure if this helps, but the doc mentions an external CSS:

https://confluence.atlassian.com/download/attachments/190480945/confluencedefaultpdf.css?version=1&modificationDate=1243580667083

[Steffen Heller]

Something like that. But what I meant is not the confluencedefaultpdf but my own stylesheet that is created at Space Admin > PDF Stylesheet.
In the page source code are a lot of references in the form of "<link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href=..." and I was wondering if my own stylesheet is one of them.