Hello,
Just found out that a big amount of documents can't be exported in pdf properly because it contains .png images in it. White pages with titles. While .jpg work fine. Maybe there is something that can help me without changing all images in all documents?
Make sure the images are attached to the page and properly included, versus just pasted into the article. I have seen problems with the later.
They attached properly.
But it seems like it has a problem with a format. And to correct it, I have to reimport a lot of documents. It's just of them -
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Is it all PNG files? How they were created? I vaguely remember problems where I needed to open the files in Adobe Photoshop and resave for the images to work properly?
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The first one is .jpg. I resaved it to test my theory. It worked fine. Then I reimported all images in .png and then found it, that it workes fine. One problem remains - I need to reimpoirt more than 350 images. I just want to know if it is possible to do 1 time for all documents with images.
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Unfortunately no. You would have to write an external script to walk through all the pages, download the attachment, resave, reupload.
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My images didn't display in the default PDF export when Confuence automatically sized them but when I changed them to a fixed size, they displayed okay.
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