I am trying to edit a table I inserted into a page. I read the page with the instructions:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/conf59/tables-792498782.html
However, none of those tools appear when I click inside my table as directed.
My page is:
https://cyberneticentertainment.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DT/pages/87392318/Using+the+Play+Controls
Could you please help? The first link above says that when I click inside the table, the table tools will appear. They do not.
Hi Jennifer,
as your site is not public, could you provide a screenshot of your page in edit mode?
Kind regards,
Nicolai
It will not let me attach a picture. Where should the tools be?
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I see Table Options, but that is only "Header row, header column, and numbered column"
None of the tools described on your page I linked above appear.
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The table tools should appear below the editor toolbar:
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PS: Click the photo symbol and paste your picture in the popup-window to attach it to your comment:
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No, nothing like that appears. I clicked the table icon on the editor toolbar, and it put a three row, three column table into the document. No table tools appeared.
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I'm not familiar with the look of the table, are you using Cloud or Server?
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On any Server page, you'll see the current version number in the footer - for example, mine is 6.13.4.
I think you're using cloud and picked the wrong documentation link. Maybe this helps:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/confcloud/confluence-editing-improvements-945107733.html#ConfluenceEditingImprovements-Tables
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I still cannot edit my table. In the example you sent above, there is a dropdown menu, two dots at the top right corner of the table. Look at my screen shot. I have just one dot that allows me to insert a column.
Does this mean I cannot hardly edit this table at all? How do I switch to a table that I can edit? As a technical writer, I have to say that your documentation is very hard to navigate and much of it is out of date. Is there a phone number I can call?
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Jennifer, we are using different versions of Confluence. Please check out if you're on Cloud and get into the very documentation, which is not mine as I'm just another user trying to help you.
I don't think Atlassian provides phone support but you can open a support ticket. See https://support.atlassian.com/
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