I've been running into an issue recently with a user macro that wraps text in <span> tags. The macro is inlined in a configuration line with no spaces (.ini file style, since it's basically a .ini file..) like this:
foo={macro}
However on the output I'm seeing an added space like this:
foo= bar
That extra space may break this file, does anyone know what's generating it and (more importantly) how to get rid of it?
Would you happen to remember the bit of CSS that you used to do this?
Yea, this is what I used on the span tag: margin-left:-.2em;
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After talking with Brikit Theme Press about this issue it was discovered that due to extra white space between the header of the macro and the actual macro itself, that Confluence was injecting this extra space ahead of the macro output.
Formatting the macro to be one contiguous block of text resolved the issue.
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I was having the same issue with a custom macro I built. It was adding an extra space before the text I was outputting to the page. I couldn't figure out why so I ended up fixing it with CSS and moving the text back one space to make up for the extra space it was adding
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