Hi friends,
It is possible turn off the comment option only for specific page in confluence.
Thanks in advance,
Karthik A.
Hi Karthik,
As I know this is not possible OOTB. From current options only using a plugin is a way to do it. You can write your own or use one of the existing on Marketplace for example Community Forms that allows locking comments on specific pages - https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.adaptavist.confluence.forums
I hope that will help.
Best Regards,
Mirek
You can hide the comments button using below Javascript.
<script type="text/javascript"> AJS.toInit(function(){ AJS.$('#comments-section').hide(); } </script>
You need to add this script in a html macro on a page where , you want to hide comments.
-Kapil
Hi Kapil,
Thanks for your updates, i add this script in a HTML comment macro on a page. But still the comment is visible.
Is there is any way to hide that comment.
Thanks,
Can you try this script.
<script type="text/javascript"> AJS.toInit(function(){ AJS.$('#comments-section').hide(); }); for (var i=0; i<nr_li; i++) { // if the element has the class fom 'clasa' parameter if(tags_li[i].getAttribute('class') == 'innerCell'){ tags_li[i].style.overflow = 'visible'; //tags_li[i].style.overflow-y= 'visible'; } } </script>
kapil
Will this work for Confluence OnDemand as well?
Jan,
This will not work, because the HTML macro is severly limited in Confluence OnDemand (for security reasons).
Best regards,
Peter
Hello!
I get this by adding a HideElements macro to the page. It was best solution for me
this method worked for me on my server instance! thanks
It worked for me, thank you!
Kapil, your answer works but it has a typo. Also you need to enable html macro: 1. In Confluence go to: Admin > General Configuration > Manager Add-ons Find the 'Confluence HTML Macros' under System add-ons. Enable the 'html' module. CAUTION - this has serious security consequences. 2. Edit the page where you wish to hide comments. Insert the 'html' macro. Paste the following text into the html macro - note the extra ')' on line 4: <script type="text/javascript"> AJS.toInit(function(){ AJS.$('#comments-section').hide(); }) </script>
Do I understand correctly that this is not a "Confluence administrator" functionality, but any user with write access on the space/page can change the options?
You can add the "HideElements" makro where you can choose some hideable elements like comments, likes, confluence logo, ...
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