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Content using Wiki Markup

Standard Confluence Wiki Markup

In artifacts Content (TextContent) Wiki Markup can be used. For formatting the text contained in a given Content refer to the documentation:

Example formatting in Content and appearance in the request

Content (Text content)
request

Images

To insert an image in Content you need to place the path to the image between exclamation marks. If we want to add any attributes to the image (e.g. alternative text), we should use the tag {img}, which has the following syntax:

{img:attribute_name1=attribute_value1:attribute_name2=attribute_value2...}image_path{img}

An attribute can be any attribute supported by the HTML tag except src (https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_img.asp).

Examples

Description
WikiMarkup
Output

Image

!biz/1.png!

Image with alternative text

{img:alt=Alternative text}biz/1.png{img}

<img src='biz/1.png' alt='Alternative text' />

Image with alternative text and class

{img:alt=Alternative text:class=class}biz/1.png{img}

<img src='biz/1.png' alt='Alternative text' class='class' />

Confluence Wiki Markup extensions

In addition to the standard Confluence Wiki Markup, we can use additional extensions:

{span:class1}...{span} -> is replaced with <span class="class1">...</span>

Demo request: demoTextContentWikiMarkup

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