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There are several methods for attaching image files to a page.
Once you have attached an image to a page, there are different methods for choosing where on the page the image should appear:
Once an image is attached to the page, you can edit the page to choose where the image should appear.
To position an attached image on the page:
Once an image is attached to the page, you can use autocomplete while editing the page to choose where the image should appear.
To position an attached image on the page:
Depending on the browser you are using, you can attach and position an image in one step. While you are editing a page, simply drag-and-drop an image file on to the page. The image is attached to the page and is placed at the current cursor position.
You can display an image that is attached to a different page of the same Confluence site, as long as you know the name of the image. This approach can make it easier to manage your images by allowing you to keep them all in the same place.
他のページに添付された画像を表示する方法
Alternatively, you can simply cut and paste the image from another page.
You can display an image from a remote webpage on your Confluence page, without needing to attach it to your page. You need to know the URL for the image, not for the webpage it appears on. Note that you should have permission to use that image on your page.
To display an image located on a webpage:
Alternatively, you can simply cut and paste the image from a webpage.
When editing the page, click on the image to show the image properties panel. The panel allows you to set the display size for the image and choose whether the image has a border. See also Linking from an Image.
To set the size of the image, do one of the following:
Note that images are displayed as thumbnails.
To add a border to the image:
To add a hyperlink to the image:
To align an image:
To add border effects to an image:
Screenshot: The image properties panel beneath an image

Screenshot: Examples of image border effects

Certain attributes such as alt-text, title and other HTML parameters can still be set by using the Insert > Wiki Markup function from the editor toolbar, then using the syntax described in Confluence Wiki Markup.
Using Images
Working with Links
Working with Attachments