We pretty much use Confluence s (5.1.3) standard PDF export.
The "interesting" thing with this "advanced" version is that it even doesn t get the TOC numbering right. The TOC page numbers are left aligned (!) and get cut off after the third digit with the standard margins! I solved this, but I needed to air it. Actually thought that would be a bug fix for a revision, but apparently it s been in the product for ages.
My question is about the half-baked section numbers. They appear in the TOC, but not in the body!
How can I get them in the body?
Thanks
G.
Answers:
1) The page numbers in the TOC are right-aligned by
div.toc { text-align:right; }
in the PDF Export Stylesheet either globally or in the space.
2) You can get rid of the silly heading numbering in the TOC of a PDF space export with
div.toclvl0:before { content: ""; } div.toclvl1:before { content: ""; } div.toclvl2:before { content: ""; } div.toclvl3:before { content: ""; } div.toclvl4:before { content: ""; } div.toclvl5:before { content: ""; }
in the same style sheet.
Please mind that the indentation stays, but I d rather call this a feature than the inconsistent behavior of Confluence!
Cudos to Tomas Theunissen of avisi with their Heading Numbering plugin who solved this in minutes once I had explained the problem and what I really wanted! Atlassian had not been able to bring up a solution for 3.5 YEARS!
Check out
https://bitbucket.org/avisi/numbered-headings/issue/42/numbered-headings-in-pdf-in-toc-and-body
and
https://support.atlassian.com/browse/CSP-111051
Too bad, I have given the same answer here.
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I can t find it on my installation. Could it be that this is for reference only if I want to override settings in the PDF Export Stylesheet -- with the actual definition hidden somewhere in Confluence s DB in a BLOB field?
Thanks again!
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If you want to download the file these links should do:
But that is all I know, no idea where to find it on your own installation etc.
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And do you know where confluencedefaultpdf.css is located?
Thx
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Thanks, Steffen,
difficult to find the needle with the wrong-colored pin-head / title (PDF Stylesheet - any guides out there?) in the hay stack!
I ll cross-link things with the issues.
BTW: I ve seen confluencedefaultpdf.css referenced a number of times. I can t find it!
G.
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True, I could also only find it because it is in the list of my own answers.
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