Issue Summary

When multiple images with links and captions (titles) are inserted vertically (stacked) in a Confluence Cloud page, the captions disappear after updating the page.
This issue only occurs when each image has a link applied.
If images are inserted without links, captions remain visible as expected.
Internally, the affected images are converted to the inline-media-image format after saving, causing the captions to be lost.
This behavior is reproducible in both customer and internal environments.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Open a Confluence Cloud page in the new editor.
2. Insert two images vertically, one after another (no empty line between them).
3. For each image, add a link (e.g., to another page or external URL).
4. For each image, set a caption (title) using the "Add caption" field below the image.
5. Publish or update the page.
6. Observe the images on the published page.

Expected Results

• Both images should display their respective captions (titles) and links as set in the editor, regardless of their vertical placement.

Actual Results

• After publishing/updating, both images are converted to the inline-media-image format.

• The captions (titles) disappear and are not displayed below the images.

• This issue only occurs when images have links applied and are stacked vertically without separation.

• If images do not have links, or if an empty line is inserted between them, captions are displayed correctly.

Workaround

• Insert an empty line (press Enter) between each linked image when placing multiple images vertically.
  This separation prevents the issue, and captions/titles are displayed as expected after updating the page.

• Alternatively, do not apply links to the images if captions must be preserved in a stacked layout.