Scroll PDF Exporter
Scroll PDF Exporter lets you bring the collaborative benefits of Confluence to bear anytime you have a business need to create great PDF files.
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Scroll PDF Exporter includes a range of Scroll macros which you can add to Confluence pages to modify export behavior.
How headings are handled
When parsing a tree of wiki pages, Scroll PDF Exporter converts both the page hierarchy and the headings within a page into hierarchical sections.
Documentation Topics
- Intro to Macros
- Ignore content in exports
- Ignore content in Confluence, but include it in exports
- Manually add a page break
- Add captions to images, figures, and tables
- Add an index
- Override the Confluence page title in exports
- Change the table format
- Add bookmarks to exports
- Use page properties as custom placeholders
- Use metadata values as custom placeholders
- Change the page orientation
- Keep content together
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- Installation
- Integrate with Comala Workflows
- Export content via REST API
- Configure the connection settings
- Restrict the export functionality in spaces and for user groups
- Restrict the number of pages that can be exported in a single export
- Control how many exports can be performed at the same time
- Security Advisories
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- 6 benefits of Scroll PDF Exporter
- Feature differences: cloud vs. server
- Where are my templates stored?
- How can I limit the number of heading levels for my Table of Contents?
- How can I disable numbering in the table of contents?
- How can I disable Sentry error tracking?
- How can I show the built-in 'Export to PDF' button in the page tools menu?
- How can I insert an export button?
- How can I perform a debug export?
- How can I hide the default templates from users?
- What can I do if my styles are not displayed correctly in the exported document?
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