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The default "Attachment" macro seems to have the "file uploader" (or) "file browser" option below the "File List" table. Is there a way to re-position that to either side of the "File List" table.
If the "File List" is lengthy, user has to scroll all the way down to choose the "upload" option
Hi @Babu Ganesan, welcome to the Atlassian Community.
Unfortunately, there is no option today for relocating the "Upload" feature for the Attachment macro in Confluence.
However, there is a crude workaround you could try: use two Attachment macros:
This will put an Upload box above the second macro. You'll also see an extra attachment list header -- that's the "crude" aspect of this workaround.
There will also be an optional upload box at the bottom of the list, depending on whether you check the "Allow upload" box in the configuration of the second macro.
A few other thoughts:
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@Babu Ganesan: your question appears to relate to Confluence Cloud. But the link you provided for the suggestion was for CONFSERVER, which is for Confluence Server and Data Center, rather than Confluence Cloud (CONFCLOUD).
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