Recently, as I've been building templates and such, I have made use of placeholder text by using /placeholder.
Today, I went to create some information using this and cannot find it nor anything similar. See Video.
Was it removed? If yes, is there a workaround? If it wasn't removed, why don't I have access to it anymore?
There doesn't seem to be a "Instructional Text" option for me in the Cloud version which I have seen referenced in a few Q&A spots. Or if it's there, I'm not seeing it and not sure why. How do I insert this instructional text?
An answer here: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/Does-Confluence-still-have-the-placeholder-text-macro/qaq-p/1458921#U1730617
helped illuminate why the Placeholder text was not appearing for me. It will only appear if I am building a template. In the example above, I was not building a template (though I transferred it to a template later). I have gone back into the template version of the example I provided in the video above and Placeholder Text does work in a Template. But that is the only place the Placeholder macro will work.
It doesn't work on Template either.
I searched for both Placeholder text and Instructional text from the + -> Other macros. But none of them is there.
Update Edit: I found Instructional text, it's not under + sign, on the left of that sign there is a page-like icon. You can find it under that.
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Did the instructional text let you use space between two words? For some weird reason, I it is not recognizing the space bar
Thanks!
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I also encounter the same issue described here. I created a template and tried to look for the macro using the / command or the + menu but nothing shows up even if I am in a template.
Is there a way to get this feature back?
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Hi @Jana Rasmussen ,
If your template editor is using the new Confluence editor, then you'll find the Placeholder text macro under the + sign menu.
Some templates might still be using the legacy editor. For these, you will instead find a menu item with a page icon, and it's called Instructional text instead.
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It isn't there any more. I USED to get to it (or by typing the slash / and then "place" and it would pop up) the way you described, but when I try that now, it doesn't work. See screen recording to see what I mean.
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