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Linked images revert to non-editable inline-media-image nodes
When a user adds links to two images placed on separate lines or within the same line, the editor sanitizes the content upon saving, transforming the images into inline-media-image nodes, which prevents editing of image properties such as alignment, size, and Alt Text.
Steps to Reproduce
Add a new image to a Confluence page.
Apply a link to the image.
Add a second image beneath or side by side and add a link.
Publish the page.
Observe that the images are converted into inline media images and are no longer editable.
Expected Results
Linked images should remain as standard editable media nodes with their image properties intact.
Actual Results
The images are converted to inline-media-image nodes, which disables the standard image editing toolbar.
Workaround
Maintain an additional new line between images will prevent the images from changing to inline-media-image nodes