Hi. I am working on technical documentation for a company and require to use many macros and plugins like:
- scroll HTML Export
- JSON Table
- Code block macro etc
However, none of their features (whichever i set by custom settings) is there on my HTML documentation when i export it.
A lot of the macros are designed to be used in-line and don't export what you see on screen when reading the page.
What "features" are you setting on the JSON table or code-block?
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Hmm. That does make sense - those are all functions that are designed for dynamic use inside a Confluence page. They're not coming out in html because the html cannot know what code and libraries your target system is going to have available to it.
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Right. Even when the plugin is specifically for HTML EXPORT DOCS? What usage do they bring then when their features are not deployed in the end document?
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Sorry, I don't understand - the stuff you are looking at requires all the frameworks Confluence provides. An export to html can not possibly know what you are running the html in.
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