Hi everyone,

This is ae40806d76ae from the Confluence team. This bug is fixed and I confirmed the functionality to be working as expected. 

Sincerely,

Dixon

Hi all, Ethan here from Atlassian's Editor team. Wanting to let you all know that this bug is on our radar to fix. Our focus is on the problem regarding image sizes. i.e. Images from another page being referenced in the include page macro are not being displayed in their full size, when the width of the original page has been set to full width.

Unfortunately, we will have to extend the due date for resolving this bug to May of this year. We have uncovered some underlying architectural constraints which has renewed our understanding of the effort required to resolve this bug.

In the meantime, some potential workarounds are listed below:

• As mentioned by megan@atlassian.com you may also be able to use smart link embedded pages functionality (with the caveats mentioned)
• As this bug only presents itself when referencing full width pages inside the Include page macro, I would suggest reverting the width of the source page being referenced to the default fixed-width mode instead if this is possible.  

We appreciate your continued patience, and will continue to keep you updated on our progress in resolving this bug.

Ethan

A possible workaround is to use the link macro instead of the include page macro.

The link macro has multiple options for how it should look: URL, inline, card, and embed.

If you create a link to the page you want to include and choose the embed option for display, then you will see the entire contents of the page you're including.  Using this method, the images should scale the same as in the source (tested ok).

Caveats:

• The entire page is included: title, byline (author picture, date, etc)
• This only works for fabric (new editor) pages, the link macro in the older TinyMCE editor doesn't have this capability.

This shouldn't be low, it's important for displaying nested content properly.

I have a workaround, if you float an image left inside a table and resize, it gets it up and running.

I'd rather the image scale to the container it's in.

Any updates on that? Macro include shrinks images' sizes which makes them almost impossible to see the content.

Dear Atlassian <3,

After I registered a ticket this issue was made by you guys.

I do not entirely agree with the content of the issue. The new editor seems to have a lot more issues when linking pages using the include page macro:

1. When including a page within the new Confluence editor pictures which are included in the original page are displayed in their full size.

2. Font size is also bigger than the original

3. Table markup using color pallets is also not working. For instance:

When including a page which has tables and colored cells, the colored cells are not included in the new included page.

The include page macro is very important for us.

Font size is also bigger than the original