Correlating styles for the Export

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Marc Langer

December 17, 2015 08:54

Hey,

maybe I’ve overseeing the manual but – so far I haven’t found the correlating styles from Confluence to Word for 
„PREFORMATTED“

It’s about that we would need that style will do another styling in our plain text. So we have our PARAGRAPH-style say ARIAL 10pt black, and we thought about using PREFORMATTED for say ARIAL BLACK 10pt GREEN…

Is it possible to use these two styles for this, or ist there another way I’m missing?

Thanks, 
Marc

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  Nils Bier December 17, 2015 14:54

  Hi Marc,

  thanks for contacting us.

  Would monospaced text in combination with the Scroll plain text (see https://www.k15t.com/display/OFCE/Scroll+Styles) work for you?

  Best,Nils

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  Marc Langer December 18, 2015 07:46

  Hey Nils,

  thanks again for the quick answer - that is exactly the part that confuses me:

  In the manual it reads:

  Style in Confluence = Paragraph Style in Word

  "Monospaced text" = Scroll Plain Text

  "Scroll Title" = Scroll Caption

  in Confluence the styles read: "paragraph" and "preformatted"

  - so whitch are the real corresponding pairs Confluence to Scroll?

  Thanks for your time,
  Marc

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  Nils Bier January 04, 2016 10:01

  Hi Marc,

  let me just copy my answer from your support request in this forum post to make it available for everyone:

  the style that's used for normal Confluence paragraphs is "Normal".
  If you define a style "Scroll Plain Text", that one is used for monospaced and preformatted text.

  If you're not defining an own "Scroll Plain Text" style, the style "Plain Text" is used for preformatted text and for monospaced it's using "Normal + Courier New 10 pt".

  Best,
  Nils

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