In older versions of Confluence it was easy to add just one attachment as a link into the page. You could just choose a file from all attachments of the page and it as easily added into the text.
Now I can't find anything like this in the Cloud versions. Just Attachments micro that gives me a list of all attachments of the page. But I don't want a list. I need a simple link that readers can click and download/view the attached file.
Is there any way?
@Alexey Gerasimovich There is two ways to do this.
Neither is great but they are workarounds.
Thank you, Brank! This is the same workaround I use. But it is interesting if there is some other more convenient way. Because I am 100% sure it was
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I agree. Is there a macro or wiki mark up to show an existing attachment as a link?
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