Supported formatting and macros
Apply formatting to a Confluence page - like tables, information panels and code snippets - to include this in the html output when the page is published to the cloud.
Currently supported formatting and macros
Supported formatting and macros will be included as html markup with appropriate class names as needed. This enables published pages to use the css styling of your website.
To have a piece of formatting (e.g. a numbered list) or a macro (e.g. a panel) display in a particular way on your website, make sure the corresponding css is included in the html template selected at publish time.
Formatting
| Formatting | Notes |
|---|---|
| Bold, italics, underline, strikethrough, subscript, superscript | |
| Headings (h1 - h6), links, inline code, quote, bullet list, numbered list | |
| Emoji | Excluding user-defined emoji and any custom emoji without a corresponding Unicode character |
| Text alignment, coloured text | Inline styles from Confluence defining the text alignment and colour are preserved in the output markup |
| Action items | Included as an unordered list with class inline-task-list |
| Decisions | Included as an unordered list with class decision-list |
| User mentions | Class: user-mention |
| Tables | Class: Inline styles from Confluence defining column width are preserved in the output markup |
| Page layouts | Class: columnLayout. Wrapped in div.contentLayout2 |
Macros
| Macro | Notes |
|---|---|
| Panel (info, note, success, warning, error, custom) | Class: panel-text. Excludes the panel icon/emoji |
| Expand | Class: expand-container |
| Code snippet | Class: panel-code |
| Status lozenge | Class: status-macro |
| Embedded Jira issue | Class: jira-issue |
| Include Page | |
| Page Properties | Class: page-property |
| Excerpt Include | Class: panel-inline (when ‘remove surrounding panel’ is unticked) |
Macros not in this list will be removed before the content of a page is inserted into the selected html template when publishing. See: Use variables in an html template
Image support
Embedded images in a Confluence page are published along with page content. Only images that appear in the published html page will be included.