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Hey Atlassian team,
My company would like to start using the blog feature of Confluence, but we noticed that the email notification that results when a blog is published has broken images. Is there something we are doing wrong?
We tried:
Hi @Sean_Cullen
This is a known issue and more details can be found here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-9443
... the issue is that the images on the page are secured and therefore requires a login to view. This is expected behavior and not a bug.
A workaround is using Gmail while you're logged into Confluence in another tab because Gmail goes through the proxy to render the images.
I hope this helps.
Dam.
So I tried this workaround (being logged into Confluence while receiving the email) and I still have broken images.
Another issue that was pointed out is that the /profile picture image comes through comically large in the blog email notification:
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@Dam Thanks for the workaround. However I tried this and have yet to see it work. Leadership sees this has a big shortcoming of the Confluence Blog function and effectively discourages our readers from even looking at the email/blog.
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