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Bug
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Resolution: Timed out
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Medium
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None
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4.2.1, 4.3, 4.3.2
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1
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Severity 2 - Major
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On screen the 'title' of an expand macro is the same size as the rest of the body text.
In the PDF export it is heading sized. See the attached PDF for an example.
We use this macro frequently in our own documentation and I would imagine our customers do too. I see this issue as on the verge of critical.
Workaround
- Install the Confluence Source Editor plugin (this will place a <> icon on the top-right of the editor when editing a page
- Enclose your macro within a div of the wiki-content class:
Add the following line right before <ac:macro ac:name="expand"><div class="wiki-content">
and this line after the closing tag of the expand macro (</ac:macro>):
</div>
- relates to
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- Closed
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[CONFSERVER-26613] In PDF Export the Expand Macro title is heading sized
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Phil Gochenour
added a comment - I've tried using the PDF CSS workaround in Confluence 4.3.1 and it doesn't work. I've notice that we generally have trouble with overriding the default style sheet, any hints on what the problem might be?
Phil Gochenour
added a comment - I've tried using the PDF CSS workaround in Confluence 4.3.1 and it doesn't work. I've notice that we generally have trouble with overriding the default style sheet, any hints on what the problem might be? 
Ruben Van Wanzeele
added a comment - This does the trick:
.expand-control {
display: none ;
}
Ruben Van Wanzeele
added a comment - Is there anything you can add in your pdf stylesheet to overcome this. I don't feel like changing all pages over again.
Ruben Van Wanzeele
added a comment - Is there anything you can add in your pdf stylesheet to overcome this. I don't feel like changing all pages over again. As a workaround, I have tried the following and it worked out well:
- Install the Confluence Source Editor plugin (this will place a <> icon on the top-right of the editor when editing a page
- Enclose your macro within a div of the wiki-content class:
Add the following line right before <ac:macro ac:name="expand"><div class="wiki-content">
and this line after the closing tag of the expand macro (</ac:macro>):
</div>
We have this issue on the current version of Confluence. The title seems to render as an H2 in the PDF.
Confluence 1000.0.0-54e101d7235b