When I start a header or a paragraph with the character, #, it automatically changes it to 1. However, I don't want to number what I'm writing, I need to use the # character. For example, we have field labels in our app that start with # so I need to reference them exactly as they appear in the UI.
How do I input a header or start a sentence with this character?
A couple of options.
1) A backslash before the hash \#
2) Use {noformat} or {code} macros
Cheers,
Jon
That's alot of real estate to display a macro every time I need to reference #. When I tried \, that didn't seem to work. It displayed the \.
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Are you using the Rich Text or the Wiki Markup?
What version of Confluence are you using?
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BTW - The assumtion was that you would use the macros to surround a large text block.
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We are OnDemand so we only have access to RTE, current version.
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It seems to work if I add the \ in front of # > save the page > edit the page > remove the \.
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You can press 'Ctrl+z' to undo any autoformatting.
That is:
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