2022 04 new page editor: How to set image display size?

[Jim Taylor]

How do I set the display size of an image on a confluence page with the new editor we have as of 2022 April?

Previously we could select the image and an option would allow image size setting of original or some smaller scaled size.

[Tinker Fadoua]

@Jim Taylor 

I know which feature you are referring to because it is still available in Server and DC.

On my personal instance which is Cloud. So far I have been able to resize using the bars on the side of the picture.

Is this what you are seeing too?

Best,

Fadoua

[Jim Taylor]

Hello Fadoua,

Our site does not appear to be configured that way perhaps?

When I click on the image two action button icons appear on the image:

• a pencil, and
• a trash can.

- Jim

[Tinker Fadoua]

@Jim Taylor  did you please try to hover over the picture until you see a blue bar on the picture's frame? The blue bar appears on both sides

[Jim Taylor]

Interesting.  For some images on the page and a new image that does work:

But when I hover over an older image on the page that was there since before the new editor, this is what I see, note no bars either side.

But... your thoughtful prodding of me caused me to dig a bit deeper, thank-you!  So here's what I found:

If I click on the edit button in the middle of the image (cropped out of my last capture for info privacy):

Then this message is displayed on the page:

Then when I follow the 'Learn more' link it takes me to this URL: https://confluence.atlassian.com/confcloud/converting-pages-to-the-new-editor-993930226.html

Where we can read about all the differences in macro treatment from the old to the new macro.

So.. in conclusion my current work around suggestion would be to delete and replace the image from a new screen grab.

What do you think Fadoua?

[Jim Taylor]

Note the page doesn't tell me -which- macro was the one that can't be used in the new editor.

[Tinker Fadoua]

@Jim Taylor if it will solve your issue by letting you resize your pictures, go for it. As long as you still have the original ones.

[Jim Taylor]

Yes I always keep originals. Helps in cases like this.

[Tinker Fadoua]

Best of luck!