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Bug
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Resolution: Low Engagement
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Low
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None
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5.1.3
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occurs for special formatted text as well - such as italics/bold. The span height setting also is missing on paragraphs that follow a bullet list. Can we put in a css that carries line height to all types of text in a confluence space?We also see several copied paragraphs, first one has line height source code the next two do not.
This is a proposal document and it is critical that it appear professional and accurate. The line spacing is all over the map.
occurs for special formatted text as well - such as italics/bold. The span height setting also is missing on paragraphs that follow a bullet list. Can we put in a css that carries line height to all types of text in a confluence space?We also see several copied paragraphs, first one has line height source code the next two do not. This is a proposal document and it is critical that it appear professional and accurate. The line spacing is all over the map.
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Severity 3 - Minor
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PDF export creates a mix of line spacing. Some involves list items noformat macro.
I found the issue with the css for global confluence, however, this does not work for us because we only want to effect a change for a single confluence space. I would think we could use a CSS that will control pdf export to increase padding between the listed items in a single space. Do you have a css that could do this or could you create one?
we are on 5.1.3
I have done some markup using comments and pasted in the source code for the messed up segment.
[CONFSERVER-33211] line spacing on pdf export
Robert Remple
added a comment - <rant>
Why was this issue priority set at minor? The example shows so many problems with PDF export that it deserves attention from Atlassian. I have been going through the large number of open issues about PDF export, many of them having been ignored for a long time, despite pleas from many that professional looking PDF pages are a must in their environment.
Come on, Atlassian, you are spending a lot of energy on your other fancy applications, but this is a key aspect of one of your flagship applications: Confluence.
</rant>
Robert Remple
added a comment - <rant>
Why was this issue priority set at minor? The example shows so many problems with PDF export that it deserves attention from Atlassian. I have been going through the large number of open issues about PDF export, many of them having been ignored for a long time, despite pleas from many that professional looking PDF pages are a must in their environment.
Come on, Atlassian, you are spending a lot of energy on your other fancy applications, but this is a key aspect of one of your flagship applications: Confluence.
</rant> Hi Ryan
Thanks for getting in touch. I was wondering if you could confirm for me the version of Confluence that you are using. Could you also provide us with an example PDF that shows the inconsistencies you describe?
I'm going to change the minority of this issue to minor and the problem is to do with the visuals of the PDF generation rather than a complete breakdown of functionality.
Regards
Steve Haffenden
Confluence Bugmaster
Atlassian
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