I'm an end user of confluence (no admin rights). This issue only appears on one computer (windows 10, chrome browser), on a different computer (linux, Chromium) the view appears as I prefer. No one else at my workplace is experiencing this issue.
When viewing confluence on my work pc, the pages in the tree keep spreading to the right (see attached image) as if they were all children of eachother. What I need is for all the pages to be in a vertical line and only have children pages start indenting in the view.
@Jake Reisenbichler Welcome to the Atlassian Community
Have you tried clearing your browser's cache? If you look at the page in Edge does it look the same as in Chrome?
Yes I have tried clearing the cache, no change.
The issue is not present when viewing the same page with Edge.
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@Jake Reisenbichler do you have any Chrome browser plugins installed?
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Do you have a different computer with chrome on it that you could test on. It seems to be an issue isolated to that browser it would be nice to see if it is something with the browser on just that computer.
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After clearing my browser's cache (and rebooting...) the issue has been resolved! I don't know why simply closing and restarting chrome wasn't sufficient after the cache clear but at least Confluence is usable again.
Thank you for the help,
Jake
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This issue came back the following day. I need a persistant solution.
I get the same behavior with Edge, Chrome, and Firefox.
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@Jake Reisenbichler It sounds like a caching issue. Are other users have the same issue?
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yes, this happens to me as well. I came here looking for a solution.
Still busted. This happens in MS Edge as well.
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Come on Atlassian, how many complaints is it going to take for you to address this issue? It's not a cache issue. This is ridiculous!
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