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I'm writing a step-by-step guide. Each step, or group of steps, has an accompanying screenshot. I'd like the steps to be in a column on the left and the images in a column on the right. I'd like the steps to be numbered so that individual steps can be referenced.
When I've tried this, I've used sections or table rows to associate steps and images, but in the next section/row the numbering restarts at 1. How do I get a numbering progression throughout the guide?
I have the same challenge. This is a common scenario. I've tried using the out-of-the-box row numbering on Confluence tables, and tried merging table cells, but got irregular results.
One possibility is the Numbered Headings macro: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/16063/numbered-headings?hosting=cloud&tab=overview
I'm not that familiar with the Bob Swift Advanced Tables add-on, https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/197/advanced-tables-for-confluence?hosting=cloud&tab=overview but it looks like it may offer some numbering options.
Looking forward to other ideas and/or your solution!
I transformed the page with the Numbered Headings macro. Previously the page was divided into sections with steps in a narrow column and screenshots in a wider column. The macro can be used in sections but it's not possible to add sections within the macro. So the divided sections were replaced with a 2-col table. And some cutting and pasting!
The first heading on the page is H2 so I chose to start numbered headings at H3, using H3 & H4.
The 1,2,3 numbering in the editor was turned off to remove the earlier numbering that continually reset to 1. Otherwise it's possible to have two sets of numbering!
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