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Hi Community
How can I export image captions when exporting content as PDF?
Thank you.
Noel
@Noel Bürgler welcome to Confluence!
As with many formatting options, captions do not export to PDF when exporting page content. This seems to be an inherent problem with the way that image captions are structured.
Wow thank you @Andy Gladstone
I thought it's a pretty standard feature, but yeah seems like Confluence has a little bit of a struggle with the simplest features.
Anyway thank you for the answer.
Noel
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Yes, this has long been an issue. I solved this problem on the server version with a user macro to handle both table and figure title formatting and linking. Helps to provide professional looking titles.
Your options are limited with the Cloud version.
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As a workaround:
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