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how do I create an FAQ page w/ answers anchored below or preferably popup answers

Cecilia Yoshida
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April 24, 2020

how do I create an FAQ page w/ answers anchored below or preferably popup answers

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Soumyadeep Mandal
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April 25, 2020

Hi @Cecilia Yoshida ,

There are many add-ons in Confluence that provide chat abilities. Have a look below for a sample of the offerings:

Confluence Chat Add-ons

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April 25, 2020

Hi @Cecilia Yoshida and welcome to the community

I don't know your hosting type, so I try to answer the question for both types :) 

For both, I'm not aware of any possibility to create a "pop-up". So here are some suggestions, how you can do it without pop-ups 

Confluence Cloud

In confluence cloud you could use the "expand macro" like this

Just type "/expand" and choose expand:

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In the view mode, this could look like this: 

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Confluence Server

Of course, you can also use the "expand macro" for confluence server. There is another option. You could use the "panel macro" or the "info macro

When you use the info macro, this looks like:

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With the panel macro, it would looks very similar, but the panel macro is more customizable. 

Hope this helped.

Regards, Dominic

Cecilia Yoshida
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May 7, 2020

Hi, the Expand macro worked out great!  Thanks a lot for your help Dominic.

-cecilia 

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