In our previous 'Wiki' we had something called a Snippet.
If I wanted to put a tab in my content, instead of typing ' ' I created a snippet called 'tab' and entered {s:tab} which was replaced by the formatter at save time to reflect a tab character.
Is this possible in Confluence? I find that I really miss the ability to have a tab in my content.
I realize I can use tables, but it's not the same.
I wrote a simple user macro that kind of works the way you want.
## Macro title: Tab ## Macro has a body: N ## Body processing: n/a ## Output: HTML ## ## Developed by: Milo Grika ## Date created: 30 JUL 2015 ## Installed by: Milo Grika ## @noparams <span>&emsp</span>
Not exactly a tab, but when you want some space, type a space then {tab} then whatever else. Sadly, there has to be a space before the macro, and even if you use Insert–>Macro, it will still put a space before it.
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