Hello Community, I'm experiencing a strange issue where the content within a specific confluence space disappears when I click the 'edit' button.
Within the space itself, there is quite a bit of content, however if/when I try to Edit, it presents as an empty space. When closed out, it goes back to the full content. Tried clearing cache, multiple machines and multiple user profiles with appropriate permissions and all experience the same issue where the content disappears.
What kind of content is disappearing?
Is it the content from the page or the content from the space?
If it's the latter, I wonder...
You can hide/display the page tree in the Edit mode using CTRL-[ shortcut. Hiding the entire left tree pane does give an impression of an empty space.
Also, stuff like Related pages is not visible in the Edit mode.
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Is there any content on the page, shared viac excerpt, page include. macro, to which you don't have edit access?
Excerpt content would appear as a text in View mode .... just thinking aloud here. If it's happening on a particular page, the culprit may be some specific content.
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Hi @Jeremy Nydegger are you using any Macros on your page? If yes, which macros have you inserted?
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No macros, a few PDF inserts, and screen shots but mainly text.
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That's strange behavior. Have you submitted a request to Atlassian Support yet? With a Premium Plan you're entitled to direct support.
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Not yet, just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something obvious first. I'll go that route, thanks.
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