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I have a picture with a link, when I put the mouse over that picture I get a "move" pointer instead of a "point" pointer.
I tried this work around https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-57252 but I end up with that text on the top of the page as shown below:
Hello @Monica
Are you certain the CSS proposed in the issue was pasted into the correct place?
Space Settings > Look and Feel > Header and footer
Macros also use curly braces so this looks like it has been pasted into the page and not the space's Look and Feel CSS.
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Hi Monica, I just shared the cloud UI instead of the DC.
I have seen my error as well :(
I the Header section of that sidebar add the CSS wrapped in script tags.
The following should work for you.
<script>
.wiki-content img.confluence-embedded-image,
.wiki-content img.editor-inline-macro,
.wiki-content table.wysiwyg-macro { cursor: pointer !important; }
</script>
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Hi Graham, I did that and I still get the actual code to display on my page and the cursor still shows as a move icon.
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