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×Hello Selvestre,
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Can you confirm which version of Confluence this is for? I believe you might be on Cloud, and if so, it is not possible to modify the appearance of macros.
If you are on Server, then you would need to either edit the source code of the macro itself, or embed CSS into the page to style the title. This is a restricted feature in Cloud, so it is only possible in Server.
I hope that clarifies things but do let me know if you have any questions.
Regards,
Shannon
Hello Shannon.
The HTML Macro for the cloud can't use
<style>
.expand-control-text {
font-size:130%;
}
</style>
to change the size of expand? is this correct?
because it doesn't seem to work. it does nothing to my page.
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Hello Filip,
That is correct. Per Functional Differences in Confluence Cloud, it is not possible to modify the Look and Feel using custom CSS:
On Atlassian Cloud, Confluence uses a custom theme that can't be modified or updated using custom HTML or CSS. For more information on custom themes in Confluence Cloud, refer to Working with Themes.
Confluence Cloud Developer community: You can also create your own theme for Confluence Cloud. Check out the Theme page in our Confluence Cloud Developer page.
Let me know if you have any questions about that.
Regards,
Shannon
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