Currently the HTML inserted into a Confluence page using the Insert->JIRA Issue macro is like this:

<span class="jira-issue">
  <a style="..." href="https://jira.42lines.net/browse/XYZ-1234">
    XYZ-1234
  </a> 
  - Issue Description - 
  <span class="jira-status">OPEN</span>
</span>

And the remote issue link is like this:

https://wiki.42lines.net/display/EXAMPLE/Test

It would be better if the HTML and the link included a unique "id" attribute (aka anchor) so that when there are a lot of JIRA issues referenced from a wiki page:

<span class="jira-issue">
  <a id="jira-issue-XYZ-1234-1" style="..." href="https://jira.42lines.net/browse/XYZ-1234">
    XYZ-1234
  </a> 
  - Issue Description - 
  <span class="jira-status">OPEN</span>
</span>

And the remote issue link is like this:

https://wiki.42lines.net/display/EXAMPLE/Test#jira-issue-XYZ-1234-1

If I link to the same issue multiple times from the same wiki page the "-1" on the end of the unique ID and multiple Remote Issue Links would be made.

This way when I click on a remote issue link to a wiki page that is very long, the browser will scroll directly to the place where the JIRA issue is linked to.