When I type an at sign "@" followed by the first few letters of a users name, and select it, it inserts the name. When I publish the page, however, it still shows the "@" in front. I don't want that as it is a bit jarring.
I searched the docs and the user forums but nothing comes up. Maybe "@" is getting filtered out in my searches.
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You could put this in you global stylesheet or space stylesheet. That will get rid of the @ symbol.
.user-mention:before {content: "" !important;}
I verified this as working by editing a space stylesheet as indicated by Styling Confluence with CSS/Getting Started.
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Hi @bgoodr,
There is no way to do so in the administration or something like that. This topic was already mentioned here: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/How-to-disable-the-when-mentioning-someone/qaq-p/275830
Best,
Nic
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