Issue Summary

• Confluence pages containing legacy "clickable" div macros lose their interactive functionality (e.g., tile redirection) after migration to Cloud. The modern Fabric editor identifies these as "legacy content," rendering the elements non-responsive.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Migrate a Confluence page containing legacy div and clickable macros from an on-premise environment to Confluence Cloud.
2. Navigate to the migrated page in the Confluence Cloud sandbox.
3. Attempt to click on the tiles or interactive elements created by the legacy macros.
4. Open the page in the Cloud editor and observe the "This is a legacy content" warning.

Expected Results

• The interactive tiles should maintain their redirection functionality and be compatible with the modern Cloud editor.

Actual Results

• The tiles are non-responsive when clicked, and the editor flags the macros as unsupported legacy content.

Workaround

• Users can manually recreate the interactive elements using the modern Cards macro or Smart Links in Confluence Cloud.
• Display beautiful, dynamic content on your page or live doc with Cards