Robert Lauriston
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Robert Lauriston created a post,
≡ (triple bar symbol) support
Do you have a bug open regarding support for ≡ (U+2261)? Confluence and Scroll HTML Exporter support it, but Scroll PDF Exporter omits it. I use it fairly often since it's commonly used for drop-do...
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Robert Lauriston commented,
We wouldn't be using Confluence to host the help for customers. We need output to be hosted by our web site. The WebHelp format would be fine if we could add SEO.
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Robert Lauriston commented,
Does Scroll Viewport support the web help template? We might want to make the online help available on the web and Googleable, in which case SEO will be essential.
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Robert Lauriston created a post,
export templates
I'm using Confluence 5.7 and Scroll HTML Exporter 3.4.0. I see only one template, the Scroll WebHelp Template. Shouldn't there be others? For my current project I'd rather just a single static page...
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Robert Lauriston created a post,
search engine optimization (SEO) with Scroll HTML Exporter
Is it possible to do SEO with Scroll HTML Exporter or would I need to add Scroll Versions for that?
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Robert Lauriston created a post,
PDF Exporter 3.4.1
I just updated to the latest version. After the upgrade, the "Scroll Ignore" macro was unrecognized and PDF export was empty except for a missing macro error. I restarted Confluence and things ap...
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Robert Lauriston created a post,
any way to add current heading to page layout header / footer?
A standard feature in applications that generate PDFs is the ability to include the name of the current section in the header or footer, usually by specifying a heading level such as H1 or Heading1...
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Robert Lauriston commented,
Shouldn't this prevent page breaks within the block? pre.pre-small {font-size: smaller;page-break-inside: avoid !important;}
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Robert Lauriston commented,
I used this macro: <pre class="pre-small">$body</pre> And this in Content Formatting: pre.pre-small {font-size: smaller}
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Robert Lauriston commented,
I tried adding inline CSS to the <pre> tag in the XHTML source, that changes the size in Confluence but it has no effect on the PDF output. I only want to use this format in a few places. I don't w...