Renders term and definition information as a definition list. Currently Conflucene does not easily support authors to write definition lists. But definition lists allow to render this form of information efficiently.
Renders a table as a definition list.
Definition lists allow compact representation of term and data information.
Add a table to the body of the macro. Mark the first column as header, all other columns as data.
Here is a simple example:
The first column contains the definition terms, the second the data.
This is how it is rendered:
Properties
Definition List CSS Class
The class to add to the definition list. This is usually the only class you want to provide to select the formatting style
The following styles are supported:
simpleindent (default)
meet
simple
tabular
todo
This style is similar to tabular, but reserves less space to the second column.
Available since version 1.8.0.
margin
You may define your own formatting.
Details
Where can I change the Stylesheet?
How you access the stylesheet to add your CSS depends on the theme you are using. You may change the styles for a space or for all spaces with the global stylesheet.
Space Stylesheet
In a standard installation you'll find the configuration for your space under the "Stylesheet" tab of the Space Tools.
Global Stylesheet
The global style sheet is accessible for admins on the Confluence Admin page. On the left side, under "LOOK AND FEEL", click "Stylesheet".
