Currently, when embedding a database into a Confluence page, the embedded view is limited in height and displays a scroll bar for viewing additional content. This limitation restricts the visibility of the content and negatively affects the user experience, especially for databases with numerous entries that are better viewed in their entirety.

I propose the introduction of a feature that allows users to manually adjust the height of the embedded database views. This customization would enable a more flexible display of content, enhancing usability and accessibility. The ability to set a specific height or an 'auto-expand' option based on the content size can greatly improve how information is presented and consumed within Confluence.

This feature would benefit all Confluence users who rely on embedding databases for information sharing and collaboration, ensuring that content is displayed optimally according to their specific needs.