Zoriana Bogutska_Kolekti Atlassian Partner

Hi @Megan Stanage Also, you can consider other ready-to-use solutions from the marketplace if you need more professional buttons. - Buttons for Confluence - Content Formatting Macros for Confluence My team developed the last one, so let me know if you have questions. Regards, Zoriana

Hi @Tom Murphy Yes, there is no built-in solution in Confluence, but you can try third-party tools from Atlassian Marketplace. For example, Content Formation Macros for Confluence could help you add horizontal and vertical tabs for better-structured content. Also, this app allows you to customise content in Confluence with…

Hi @James Park You can try to implement a workaround. You can create multiple tabs groups with CFM4C Tabs, then use the includes page macro to show that tabs group in the excerpt macro. I think this could provide the solution they are looking for. Let me know the result if you try this. This app is developed by my team. 

Hi @Deniz You can consider a solution that allows adding BibTeX to Confluence pages. One such is Content Formatting Macros for Confluence. It allows to create a list of references for your text on a page. Let me know if you need any help or have questions, this app is developed by my team.

Hi @Tim Fetner You have to ask the vendor which app you use.. For example, using Content formatting Macros for Confluence you can insert text and pictures inside the macro tab easily. Let me know if you are interested in using a second app for that, it is developed by my team. Regards, Zoriana

@lintek214 if your team is under 10 team members you use most of the plugins from Atlassian Marketplace for free. A few other options you can try for tabs are apps that allow adding tab marcos: * Content Formatting Macros for Confluence * Tabs for Confluence Let me know if you need any further help or information, these…

Sorry, I haven't noticed that this question is about the ConfiForms app.

Hi @Frank Campbell My Adaptavist team recently added the macro numbered heading to the Content Formatting Macros for Confluence. This macro allows making the process of adding macro more automatic and handly. You can try its free trial version and let me know if it helps to resolve your needs. Regards, Zoriana

Hi @Anastasiia Deniskina Yes, you can try apps from the marketplace, some of them: - Tooltips for Confluence - Content Formatting Macros for Confluence Let me know if you have any questions, the last one is created by my Adaptavist team. Zoriana

@Benjamin Rios As an alternative you can try ready-to-use solutions for button macro from the marketplace: - Buttons for Confluence - Content Formatting Macros for Confluence The last one is developed by my team, so let me know if you have questions. Regards, Zoriana

Yes, I'm from Adaptavist team, no worries, I understand. Yes, the service request is a good place for feature requests. Hope it will get enough votes. 

@Taranjeet Singh Thank you very much for your feedback :) Also, we would be thankful for any other feedback or feature requests from you or your customers. If you have such please contact me. We never stop to improve our product and are happy to know more about our user's use cases and needs zbogutska@adaptavist.com Thanks

Hi @Sergio _ Yes, currently there is no way to add a macro on your pdf layout but if you want to edit CSS styles before an export you can use CSS style sheet macro by Content Formatting Macros for Confluence. Let me know if you have questions or need help, this app is developed by my Adaptavist team.

Hi @Richard Frost You can try Content Formatting Macros for Confluence. You can nest the code macro in its background macro, then ensure that the background macro is a dark colour. The code macro currently does not show numbering when nested in this plugin's macros, so this could actually produce the results that you need.…

Hi @Christopher J Matthews Have you tried to use a background macro for that? For that, you can try Mosaic for Confluence This app allows you to improve page structure and visuals with the list of different macros: Tabs, LaTeX, Tooltip, Background, Cards, Numbered Heading, Button, etc. Let me know if you have any questions…

Hi @MikeA Also for that, you can try the iframe macro by Mosaic There you can configure a view of the allowlist. Let me know if you need any help, this app is developed by my team. Thanks Zoriana

Hi @Hans Also, for button macro, you can try one of the most popular apps for macros in the marketplace - Content Formatting Macros for Confluence. This plugin has 12 different macros for the cloud version of Confluence, such as button, number heading, tabs, LaTeX, tooltip, background, cards, and match more. So using it…

@Britta Neugebauer _yasoon_ Thanks for your comment. And if you have any questions I'm happy to help you 🙌. 

Hi @Sergio Garijo Contreras If you have less than 10 members in your confluence, Content Formatting Macros for Confluence will be always free for you. This app allows adding different macros like Tooltip, Footnote, BibTeX, etc. It is developed by my team, so if you have any questions - let me know.

@_string_ Thanks for the recommendation. Yes, Content Formatting Macros for Confluence (now Mosaic) by Adaptavist allows you to add tabs and other macros (LaTex, Tooltip, Background, Cards, Alert, Button, etc.) to confluence pages.

@Andy Gladstone Glad to know that! Let me know if you have any questions or need help zbogutska@adaptavist.com

Are you open to alternative solutions? For example, Content Formatting Macros for Confluence (created by my team) allows exporting Latex formulas with the HTML-Exporter. Also, this app can find other macros: Tabs, Tooltip, Background, Cards, Alert, Button, Footnote, etc. But if you need just one macro, you can try LaTeX…

Hi @Prakhar Godbole This app is not available anymore. But you can try other apps from the marketplace. For example * Tabs for Confluence * Content Formatting Macros for Confluence The first one helps add Tab macro, and the second one - has a list of different macros (including tabs) that help to improve content view on…

Alternatively, for this case user can try plugins from the marketplace. One of them is Forms for Confluence. There are a few different form macros (conditional fields, form page) that can create different behaviours depending on what input is received. Also, the server version of Content Formatting Macros for…

@Kshama Joglekar what app do you use?

Hi @Maggie Norby Adams Thanks for sharing! May I ask permission to share the demo video directly in the article for Apptoberfest?

Hi @Khloe Salmon Are you trying to get something like shown in the picture? What tool do you use for Tooltip? Using Content Formatting Macros for Confluence you can add links and tooltip macros at the same time. This app is developed by my team, so please let me know if you need help.

Hi @Isaak Schell What app do you use for Latex formulas? Maybe Content Formatting Macros for Confluence? 

Hi @Volker Weinreich Thanks for describing solutions using Rest API. For people who are less technical are available ready-to-use solutions for Tab macro from the marketplace. One of them for example Mosaic: Content Formatting Macros for Confluence (created by my team)

Hi @Maike If you are interested in ready to use solution, you can try apps from Atlassian marketplace. For example, Content Formatting Macros for Confluence allows you to add button or search box macros to your confluence pages. If you are interested and have questions - let me know, this app was developed by my team.