Doesn't work in Confluence

[jeromegit]

Very cool extension but unfortunately it doesn't seem to work in Confluence. :-( Does the page being viewed/rendered need to have a .md extension for it to work?

[mbourgon]

@jeromegit the way I got it to work was to create a block of markdown in the page (easiest way: hit { then type "mark" and hit enter), and then paste it in

[jeromegit]

Thank you for getting back to me, @mbourgon! The {mark doesn't work for me as we don't seem to have a macro that has "mark" in it. On the other hand, I can click on the [+] in the top toolbar and select Markup (Ctrl-Shift-D) but that doesn't seem to work either. :-(

[mbourgon]

Thank you for getting back to me, @mbourgon! The {mark doesn't work for me as we don't seem to have a macro that has "mark" in it.

On mine, it's pretty much hidden by the cursor, but unsure if that's a default macro.

On the other hand, I can click on the [+] in the top toolbar and select Markup (Ctrl-Shift-D) but that doesn't seem to work either. :-(

When you do the Markup, What does it want to insert, markdown or confluence? Mine has a Markdown option, and that works.

[jgwinner]

I couldn't get that to work at all. Typing { does nothing, even if I type {mark or { mark

Turned out I didn't have it turned on in the extensions - but even doing that did nothing.

I tried pasting in:

@startuml
(*) --> "Initialization"

if "Some Test" then
-->[true] "Some Action"
--> "Another Action"
-right-> (*)
else
->[false] "Something else"
-->[Ending process] (*)
endif

@enduml

which interestingly looks great on github!

But not a Confluence space :(

Didn't seem to work on Notion either? I can paste Mermaid into Notion though - not as good as Dynamic Structurizr but it's a start.