Gallery I created by pasting a folder link looks different from one I inserted from the macro browse
What you are seeing
A gallery I created by pasting a folder link looks different from one I inserted from the macro browser
#Why it happens
Inserting from the macro browser applies the nicer insert defaults (corner radius 8, gap 16, small shadow) plus any tenant brand guidelines.
#What to do
Open the pasted gallery's Style tab and set the values you want. There is no way to make a pasted link pick up the insert defaults automatically.
#Settings involved
Setting | Where | What it does |
|---|---|---|
Global image library space | Confluence space with the key CAPABLEASSETSTORE, named 'Capable Asset Store' | - |
#Limits that apply here
Limit | Value | What happens |
|---|---|---|
Gallery page size | 25 images per page | A 'Show more' button loads the next 25 while more remain. |
Gallery live-tail window | 24 hours | The folder listing tops up the search index with a live read of the folder's newest children, but only for items created in the last 24 hours. Outside that window the gallery shows exactly what the in |
Gallery responsive minimum column width | 200 px | - |
#A few things that catch people out
Folders are flat. A folder is always created with the space as its container, so there is no parent-folder field and no sub-folders.
#Related
Gallery says 'No images in this folder' but the folder definitely has images
The reader most likely cannot see the folder's space. Confluence filters search results by
Width or Height is set to 500 but the image sizes itself automatically
500 was a legacy sentinel meaning 'auto-size', so a macro saved with 500 behaves as if the
Everything else
The rest of this family.
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