Figures
Scroll makes a difference between inline images and figures. Inline images will be rendered within the text (inline), while figures are rendered as a block element.
Inline Images
Inline images like this 
will be rendered inline.
Figures
Figures are rendered as block elements. A figure can be easily specified, by adding an image on its own paragraph like this:
| What you need to type |
What you will get |
| !test.gif! |
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This image will we rendered in its own paragraph. If you specify a title attribute for the image, Scroll will render the title, too:
| What you need to type |
What you will get |
| \!test.gif\|title=Test Image\! |
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 | A Warning about Absolute URLs
Please note that absolute URLs may cause errors in two scenarios:
- The Confluence server cannot resolve the hostname in the URL. If so, Scroll will not be able to download the images from that server. This problem may occur, if the server is hosted in a different network segment than the users' workstations, or has not access to a DNS server.
- The URL points to a protected resource in Confluence. In this case, Scroll will try to download the resource as anonymous and will fail to do so, if the resource is protected. This problem occurs, because Scroll does not have user context when downloading the images.
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