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Hello,
Is it nowadays possible to hide the borders of a table in Confluence Cloud?
It's been 8 years since the original question. I just wanted to check whether the Confluence product has improved tables since then and now allows this basic thing, or has there been no improvement what-so-ever?
My manager used to do this in Confluence server, unfortunately this is impossible in the Cloud version.
Thanks !
Hi @Armelle ,
While the editor in Confluence Cloud has improved markedly in the last eight years, you currently have no option to create borderless tables with it; at least not that I'm aware.
However, there's a feature called Layouts that you can use to have multi-column layouts in Confluence Cloud. For me, that has replaced the borderless table as a way to have multi-column pages.
Hope that helps,
Oliver
Hello Oliver,
Thank you for your answer.
I already used the layout feature (2 columns) and I added a table in both of them :
I would like to remove the borders of said tables. I cannot insert a section in another section, can I ?
Regards,
Armelle
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Hi @Armelle ,
Welcome to Atlassian community!
Is it possible to see the which boarder you are saying to hide in the confluence..?
It will better to understand and give the proper solution.
Regards,
Sanjen
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Hello Sanjen,
I would like to remove the borders of the tables present on the screenshot below.
Is it possible or too complex to do so?
Thank you!
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