In such cases, parameters for both, HTML and Html-bobswift, macro names must be added in Macro Security for Confluence Configuration to render the HTML content on the pages correctly. Supports security restrictions as described in Macro Security for Confluence.Įxisting pages that use the HTML macro name with the Macro Security macro are unaffected, and for any new macro additions with the Html-bobswift macro name, specify the same HTML configurations as given for the HTML macro.
Supports capabilities for including data similar to other scripting macros. The Confluence page throws a rendering error if this parameter is not enabled, and Javascript is inserted while using the macro. 
Allows the user to restrict the usage of Javascript in the Html-bobswift macro (based on the configuration of Allow Javascript in the Configuration page). Supports find and replace for adjusting resulting output. Allows malformed HTML to be cleaned so content displays properly with JTidy. Render HTML content from within the macro body, attachments, or remote locations using URLs. To comply with Atlassian requirements, the HTML macro name has changed from HTML to Html-bobswift from version 5.7.0. Any existing occurrences of the HTML macro name are not affected by this change however, only the Html-bobswift macro name is now available in the macro browser for any new macro additions to the pages.
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