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Bug
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Resolution: Won't Fix
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Medium
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None
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2.1.2, 5.2.5
When including a page using the "
{html-include}" macro in Confluence with a URL served up by an Apache web server, the text from the page is shown in Confluence, but all of the formatting styles are lost.
My macro command is:
{html-include:url=http://portal.mydept.mycompany.com}Attached are two screen shots: the page that should be displayed; and the way it is displayed in Confluence.
- is incorporated by
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CONFSERVER-13365 html-include-replace macro, fixes problem with relative URLS from another sites HTML getting mapped to the 'local' server
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- Closed
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[CONFSERVER-6384] {html-include} does not preserve styles of included pages
Andy Brook (Javahollic Software)
added a comment - I wrote a macro to fix the issues you saw, specifically its about relative URL's. By adding them in the page you are effectively doing this, it works but is a pain. I haven't released this macro on CONFEXT anywhere yet, I'm hoping it will get taken in to the main codebase.
Andy Brook (Javahollic Software)
added a comment - I wrote a macro to fix the issues you saw, specifically its about relative URL's. By adding them in the page you are effectively doing this, it works but is a pain. I haven't released this macro on CONFEXT anywhere yet, I'm hoping it will get taken in to the main codebase. 
Christian Løverås
added a comment - I use the following hack/workaround:
{html}
<style>
<!-- Contents of original stylesheet(s) goes here -->
</style>
{html}
{html-include:url=http://www.example.com|preservehtml=true}
Christian Løverås
added a comment - I use the following hack/workaround:
{html}
<style>
<!-- Contents of original stylesheet(s) goes here -->
</style>
{html}
{html-include:url=http: //www.example.com|preservehtml= true }
Hi rob.whitney
Thanks for taking the time to raise this issue. This has been on the backlog now for 8 years with very little movement in that time. Rather than leaving this here I'm going to close this out as won't fix, I believe it better reflects the status of the issue.
If the problem is raised again in the future we will re-address it.
Regards
Steve Haffenden
Confluence Bugmaster
Atlassian