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  1. Confluence Cloud
  2. CONFCLOUD-26178

Indent function doesn't work as expected when indenting tables

      NOTE: This bug report is for Confluence Cloud. Using Confluence Server? See the corresponding bug report.

      When indenting a table using Firefox, (v14.0.1), or Chrome, (v20.0.1132.57), it is possible to indent a table in the editor view but whenever the page is saved or previewed the indent disappears and the table appears to be aligned to the left again, (see attached screenshot).

      To workaround this issue you can use the User Macro defined in this comment and embed the table into nested 'indent' macros.

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            [CONFCLOUD-26178] Indent function doesn't work as expected when indenting tables

            Sara Tabor added a comment -

            Our team has noticed as well; please consider reopening this bug. 

            Sara Tabor added a comment - Our team has noticed as well; please consider reopening this bug. 

            I also still have this problem, in Confluence 5.5.6. I'm baffled why such a simple and basic text editing function is not implemented in Confluence wiki.

            Dave Blaine added a comment - I also still have this problem, in Confluence 5.5.6. I'm baffled why such a simple and basic text editing function is not implemented in Confluence wiki.

            Miles Duke added a comment -

            Please Reopen this bug

            This functionality is still broken in Confluence 6.5, as far as I am concerned. You can initially indent a table the way you want, but if/when it falls back to the first column, it becomes impossible to indent it after that.

            I can sometime trick my way around this by creating a bullet list and putting the table in there, but then there is an unwanted bullet that cannot be removed.

            Miles Duke added a comment - Please Reopen this bug This functionality is still broken in Confluence 6.5, as far as I am concerned. You can initially indent a table the way you want, but if/when it falls back to the first column, it becomes impossible to indent it after that. I can sometime trick my way around this by creating a bullet list and putting the table in there, but then there is an unwanted bullet that cannot be removed.

            This still appears to be a problem in Confluence version 5.7.4

            Phillip Ponzer [Cprime] added a comment - This still appears to be a problem in Confluence version 5.7.4

            Any progress on this?

            Edgar Miranda added a comment - Any progress on this?

            agreed. please fix this.

            Sliced Tech added a comment - agreed. please fix this.

            We ran into this today too using OnDemand; it makes our layout look pretty ugly - which is usually not the case with Confluence.
            Please fix this!

            Gareth Crispin added a comment - We ran into this today too using OnDemand; it makes our layout look pretty ugly - which is usually not the case with Confluence. Please fix this!

            Failed technical review.

            Steve Haffenden (Inactive) added a comment - Failed technical review.

            Agus Lie added a comment - - edited

            Yes, still a problem. Is there any plan to fix this? And this affects 5.x too.

            Agus Lie added a comment - - edited Yes, still a problem. Is there any plan to fix this? And this affects 5.x too.

            Jeff Apple added a comment -

            Please Fix this! We are running Confluence 5.1.3 and it is still a problem!

            Jeff Apple added a comment - Please Fix this! We are running Confluence 5.1.3 and it is still a problem!

              qpham@atlassian.com Quan Pham
              jinder John Inder [Atlassian] (Inactive)
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