This allows you to select a link and an image and automatically transform your image into thumbnail, without needing to resize (this will cause large images to load slow).

Making the Macro:

  1. Create a macro called "thumblink".
  2. Check "Has Body", "Convert macro body..." , and "Macro generates HTML"
  3. Insert this template 
    <a href="$param0" id="thumbnail"><img src="$param1" alt="$param2" height="80"></a>
  4. Click Save

You can change the sizes if wanted, because some images can be wide. Just change the height to width, or leave both, but this will cause your image to deform!

What you need to type

What you will get 

 {thumblink:http://www.google.com|http://www.google.com/intl/en_ALL/images/srpr/logo1w.png}

(with Google a link)

Note that for external links, you must include http:// .  If you do not provide this, Confluence will attempt to access content within the current space when the link is used.

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