Supported Macros and Features

The section will show you which macros and features of Confluence Cloud and K15t apps are supported by the Help Center theme and Scroll Viewport for Cloud.

Have a look at our Example Help Center to see how the supported macros look like on a live site.

SUPPORTED - macro or features is supported. If you have any issues with it, please raise a ticket.
PLANNED - the macro or feature is planned to be supported.
NOT SUPPORTED - this macro or feature is currently not supported and isn’t planned to be supported. If you need this macro or feature, please raise a ticket.

Confluence macros

The following table refers to macros of the new Confluence editor. We can’t guarantee support for macros that are exclusively available in Confluence’s legacy editor and recommend that you convert your pages to the new editor.

Macro	Status	Comments
Panel macro	SUPPORTED	Custom panels are supported. Emojis in those panels will show as long as they are not custom emojis (see table).
Anchor macro and anchor links	SUPPORTED
Attachments macro	SUPPORTED	The macro output in Viewport is a simple table that includes the file name, the file type and the modification date. The Viewport output excludes the upload area.
Blog posts macro	NOT SUPPORTED	Since we currently don’t support blog posts, this macro isn’t supported.
Change history macro	SUPPORTED
Chart macro	NOT SUPPORTED	A bug in the app causes the image to break a few minutes after publishing.
Child pages macro (formerly: Children display macro)	SUPPORTED	We override this macro to generate a consistent view of the content. If enabled via the macro’s configuration, Viewport will show: The current children of the page. Selecting other parent pages is not supported and will default to the current page. A maximum of two descendant levels. More levels are hidden. A simple excerpt of the page. Rich text is not supported. Any other configuration options are not supported
Code snippet macro	SUPPORTED	Syntax highlights are supported for most popular languages
Filter by label macro (formerly Content by label macro)	SUPPORTED	The macro in Viewport will only show content of the type ‘pages’. Any pages that are not part of the current Scroll Viewport site or that lie outside the site’s content sources won’t show up in Viewport. The preview report will show a warning if you end up with completely empty macros on a page.
Content report table	SUPPORTED	The link for ‘find more results’ will not work. We recommend to evaluate the ‘Filter by label’ macro as an alternative.
Contributors macro	SUPPORTED	User mentions are anonymized
Contributors summary macro	SUPPORTED	User mentions are anonymized
Create from template macro	NOT SUPPORTED	We ignore the macro in the Viewport site so you can use it for internal page creation purposes only.
Insert excerpt macro (formerly excerpt include macro)	SUPPORTED
Excerpt macro	SUPPORTED	Viewport uses the content in your excerpt macro as article meta descriptions. We recommend adding excerpt macros to all pages in order to improve how search engines rank and index your site's articles. See also Optimizing for Search Engines (SEO) – Best Practices
Expand macro	SUPPORTED
Gallery macro	NOT SUPPORTED
iFrame	SUPPORTED	The iFrame will only work if it points to a URL that is publicly accessible.
Include page macro	SUPPORTED	For page inclusions from anywhere in your Confluence to show (not just those in your content source)go to Viewport Site Settings → Content inclusions and allow this.
Jira issues	NOT SUPPORTED
Jira legacy	NOT SUPPORTED	The macro no longer works in Viewport due to a change that was introduced by Atlassian. Upon our request, Atlassian has logged an improvement issue to fix the problem. Please refer to JRACLOUD-83193 and click to watch and vote for the issue.
Label list macro	NOT SUPPORTED	The list is correctly shown but the links don't work.
Live search macro	NOT SUPPORTED	The theme already comes with search functionality.
Office Excel macro	NOT SUPPORTED
Office Powerpoint macro	NOT SUPPORTED
Office Word macro	NOT SUPPORTED
Page Index macro	SUPPORTED
Page properties macro	SUPPORTED	It’s styled just like any other table in the help center. If you don’t want the macro to appear in your articles, open your macro configurations in Confluence and set the macro to ‘hidden'.
Page properties report macro	SUPPORTED	Pagination of the report is not supported
Page tree search macro	NOT SUPPORTED
Page tree macro	NOT SUPPORTED	The help center theme already provides a page tree. Please also refer to Why does the table of contents or page tree macro not show in my Viewport site?
PDF macro	NOT SUPPORTED	Suggested workflow: To add a PDF, drag and drop the PDF file into your Confluence page or use the 'Files & Images' option in the editor toolbar. The inserted file will show as a plain link. Depending on the user’s browser (configuration), clicking the link in Viewport will download the PDF right away, or open a preview in a new tab.
Popular labels macro	NOT SUPPORTED	The list is correctly shown but the links don't work.
Profile picture macro	SUPPORTED
Recently updated dashboard macro	NOT SUPPORTED
Recently used labels macro	NOT SUPPORTED
Recent updates macro (formerly Recently Updated macro)	SUPPORTED	Please note: We recommend setting the ‘List style’ to ‘Title’ so that both the title and timestamp shows We recommend that you only select ‘Pages’ for ‘Include in list' in the macro configuration, as other content types aren’t fully supported.
Related labels macro	NOT SUPPORTED	The list will show all related labels but the label links lead to a 404 page.
Shared link bookmarklet button	SUPPORTED
Space list macro	SUPPORTED	Tabs aren’t supported.
Status macro	SUPPORTED
Table of content macro	SUPPORTED	A table of content is already included with the theme. We recommend using the included functionality. Please also refer to Why does the table of contents or page tree macro not show in my Viewport site?
Table of content zone macro	NOT SUPPORTED	A table of content is already included within the theme. We recommend using the included functionality.
Task report	NOT SUPPORTED
User list macro	SUPPORTED
User profile macro	NOT SUPPORTED
Widget connector macro	SUPPORTED	Use the widget connector to embed a video from sources like Youtube or Vimeo to your Viewport site. Is your video from Youtube or Loom? Pasting your public video link into the page and setting the link to ‘Embed' is your quickest way to get videos into your articles.
Database (entry/value) macro	NOT SUPPORTED

Editor Features

Editor feature	Status	Comments
Emojis in Page Title	NOT SUPPORTED
Header Images	NOT SUPPORTED
Images	SUPPORTED	We don’t support effects on images like shadows or borders. We don’t support wrap right/wrap left alignments Learn how to Resize and Align Images: https://help-cloud.k15t.com/scroll-viewport/resize-and-align-images
Image captions	SUPPORTED
Videos (uploaded using the Files & images icon or drag and drop)	NOT SUPPORTED	We recommend to embed videos from external (streaming) platforms using the Widget connector macro or editor's Embed links option (see table). See also Why do my videos not play or load in my Viewport site?
Links	SUPPORTED	Links that point to another domain will open in a new tab.
Lists (numbered and bulleted)	SUPPORTED
Embed links	SUPPORTED	Will show embedded content only for public Youtube and Loom videos.
Emojis	SUPPORTED	Emojis will display as followed: 🙂🙁😛😀😉👍👎🔒 📱 🔧 Standard emojis will show in the OS/Browser representation. This might deviate from Confluence’s representation of the emoji.
Tables	SUPPORTED	To optimize readability, especially for large tables, tables in Viewport articles (desktop view) are shown by default slightly wider than text and come with a enlarge button so that the table can be viewed in full screen mode. You also use Confluence’s editor table width options to make tables wider.
Text formatting	SUPPORTED	Text formatted as inline code follows the same styling as code snippets (monospaced font and grey background), so that it’s distinguishable from paragraph style text.
Custom Emojis	NOT SUPPORTED	Custom emojis are not supported as Confluence doesn’t support export of these emojis. See also Why do custom emojis not show in my Viewport site?
Layouts (columns and sections)	SUPPORTED	On mobile, all layouts default to a single column.
Image links	SUPPORTED
Inline images	SUPPORTED	Links on inline images will not work if the link is to a Confluence page.

K15t macros

This table lists all supported macros that are delivered with K15t apps.

App

What’s supported?

Scroll ImageMap

Scroll Imagemaps: maps are shown in articles as configured in the macro, using the custom colors of your theme’s header for the area filling and outline.

For a mobile-friendly result, we recommend you tick the checkboxes for ‘responsive’ and ‘show areas’ in the ImageMap editor. That way your linked areas will always be visible in the mobile view.