Good day!
Could you help me please! I wanna make some anchor links on my Confluence page but couldn't find the way, how it could be done :( Anyone knows if it is possible?
Thanks!
I suppose, I have found the right way to make an anchor link in a new Confluence Cloud!
You don't need any macro at all just point your mouse to one of your headings (h1-h6) and the widget which copies the link to this heading will appear!
Hi @JoMi
Please refer to the doc here
https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/insert-links-and-anchors/
Here's a gist, let me know if you have any queries
Thanks,
Pramodh
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Thanks, but I have already wrote that this way: using anchor macro doesn't work any more! All 3 links that you provided should be updated because they doesn't contain actual information on the topic. I found the way an anchor link could be added and published the actual method here: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Welcome-Center-questions/Re-Anchor-links-in-Confluence/qaq-p/1927912/comment-id/211#M211
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No, it does actually!!
Here's a quick example
This is bottom of the page
This is at the top
When you click on the Top link, it will take you to the Anchor place
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Have you seen this screenshot? I suppose that you have made your account together with your Confluence page very far ago and due to this fact, it may not be updated to the latest version... (some dependencies, additional pluggins from the Market, etc.) And I use the just installed and clean of any additional apps one. Of course, I am not sure and it's only my personal opinion based on 2 facts:
1. I haven't found this macro among macros available to me!
2. The official documentation says this macro is not longer available!
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It's Cloud Premium & a New Site & a New Page
And here's the doc, I have also attached the screenshot of how anchor link works in the new editor
https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/insert-links-and-anchors/#InsertLinks-neweditor
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Yeah!! Glad 🙂
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Hi @JoMi
Welcome to the Atlassian community.
I believe you have already explored the anchor's usage. This helpful Atlassian insert the anchor macro document and the related sections should guide you.
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Thanks you so much! I suppose I couldn't find one because of this issue:
Of course I checked the corresponding web-page and was very suprised because:
So I still need your help and wise advice! :)
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Oh goodie... more pages that will cease to function, that we then have to go back through to update...snoooozzzzze
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Hi @JoMi
Have you tried the anchor macro? Link: https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/anchors-139442.html
Regards
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