Is it possible to create a macro in the on-demand-version of Confluence which evaluates the destination of a link (in my case, a specific sub-space) and assigns a specific color to it accordingly?
I don't know about on-demand or macros but in the end you will have to do it with CSS.
For this you can work with the href attribute. The following would make a link green if it goes to a URL starting with /your-sub-space/:
a[href^="/your-sub-space/"] { color: green; }
Hello Aline,
You can create user macro, for that you insert URL (or space key) and Link text. And then via IF set color of link.Something like that:
## @param Key:title=Space key|type=enum|enumValues=KEY1,KEY2,KEY3|desc=URL of space ## @param LinkText:title=Link text|type=string|desc=Text for showed link
#set($color="orange") #if ($paramKey == "KEY1" ) #set ($color="#d04437") #end #if ($paramKey == "KEY2" ) #set ($color="#ddd") #end <a href="yourwiki.com/display/$paramKey" style="color:$color !important;">$paramLinkText</a>
Result will be that you will have a link with colors which are defined in section if.
But you have to update it manually when somebody create a new space. The first set of color virable is default set (when you insert a key, which isnt in IF rules).
Thanks a lot, Steffen, this is really helpful!
Thank you very much, Aleš!
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