If I use the alignment buttons in the editor with a Gliffy diagram selected it appears to work, but as soon as the page is saved or previewed it reverts to left-alignment. Is there a way of aligning Gliffy diagrams? (Even inserting the macro manually {gliffy:name=...|align=right} fails.)
I'm using Confluence 5.1.3 and Gliffy 5.4.2. Similar issues seem to have occurred with other plugins:
https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/174103/diagramly-text-wrapping-bug
A trick that I have found for this is that if you change the text type in front of the gliffy diagram to Heading 1, it will do the center align as expected.
You can also "patch" the CSS in an embedded HTML component on the page.
<style> .gliffy-container { display: block; margin: 0 auto; } </style>
This will affect all Gliffy diagrams on the page.
Even though it doesn't work on the published page, you may still want to set the allignment on the diagram to "centered" just so that things don't look funky while you're editing the page.
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Hi,
Atlassian has some custom css hooks for getting image placement correct. However, the Gliffy tinymce editor doesn't always reflect placement behavior even for plain images. We would recommend using the Page Layouts feature in Confluence to place your diagrams how you want them to appear on your Confluence page.
If you have any further questions, please email us at support@gliffy.com
Thanks!
Katy
Gliffy Support
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The Gliffy bug has been closed as 'Won't Fix'.
Any idea what's up with that?
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This has been confirmed as a bug by Gliffy:
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