Possible to change some page CSS for Word Export?
The images in our Confluence wiki pages are scaled down.
When you export as Word document, those scalings are adopted to the document. But in the Word file they should have 100% scaling.
Is it possible somehow to use other CSS for the Word file export?
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Hi Hauke,
Thanks for the post. Unfortunately, we do not offer any specific image control options within our export options for Scroll Word Exporter. Do you have an example that you can share which demonstrates what you are wanting to achieve in your generated export? We can then check to see if there is a potential workaround.
Thanks, Thomas (K15t)
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Okay, I thought the cause of the small images in the Word file would be our scaled down images CSS in Confluence.
But it's not. When I leave out our CSS that scales the images, it's the same output size of images in the Word file.
So here 2 pics of a Confluence page, the one with scaled images, the other without scaling:
Both versions have this Word file as output:
Can the size of the images be adjusted to be full text width or something?
And is it possible to have both images that are in the "Scroll Title" Widget also have in Word both with only one subline?
(You see in the above image, that the first picture from the "Scroll Title" Widget gets its subline, the second is placed below the first without any subline)
Best regards.
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Hi Hauke,
Thanks for the reply. The images will be automatically scaled to fit onto the page in the generated export and currently we do not have any options to change this behaviour.
When using the Scroll Title macro you can only associate the caption with one image that is nested within it, as the macro detects the first element. Do you have the option of combining the 2 images into one file which you can then add to your Confluence page and nest within the macro? This would then allow the caption to be formatted after the second image.
Thanks, Thomas (K15t)
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