Davin Studer Expert

Try searching the marketplace for the term theme and you'll get some good hits. As far as the big players for themeing Confluence to my knowledge Scroll Viewport and Zen Foundation are the big boys in this space.

You could create a user macro to do this. Check out the example below. Simply add the user macro to any page that you want to be "frameable". Then add "?frameable=true" to the url or if there is already a querystring then tack on "&frameable=true". If you want every page to be able to do this then add the user macro to the…

Chrome should support most evrything Firefox supports and vice versa. IE is a different story as their release cycle is longer. There is an extension in the marketplace that is for working around browser issues quickly. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.atlassian.confluence.plugins.editor-height-fix

It is the default behavior. If you have create permissions for a space you will see the create button.

Here is the developer documentation. Also, if you are an Atlassian customer you can get the source I believe for the page properties and the page properties report macro.https://developer.atlassian.com/docs/getting-started

Sure, but you'd have to write your own add-on to do it.

By default they cannot be accessed in other ways.

Have you tried looking at the page properties macro? That's the whole point of it. Combine it with the page properties report macro and you can get some nice reporting on the meta data within your pages. https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Page+Properties+Macro…

You can get similar functionality using the search results macro. Is there something specifically that the CQL macro has that you cannot get with the search results macro?

Does the user have space admin permissions assigned because of a group membership or because it was granted to the user explicitly?

Did it work for you?

Bob Swift's Confluence Command Line Interface can do this. https://bobswift.atlassian.net/wiki/display/CSOAP/How+to+globally+search+and+modify+content

Stephen Deutsch has a user macro that can do this. https://bitbucket.org/stephendeutsch/confluence-user-macros/src/39c3a025dacc6b45abc0105f0b7a21a7375690b4/label%20management%20tool/label%20management%20tool.vm?at=master&fileviewer=file-view-default

Yes, by adding "#editor-messages" it will be more specific. I think the one I gave if probably sufficient, but if you want to be really sure then by-all-means add in "#editor-messages" to the chain to make it more specific.

Try this instead. This will only target ".aui-message.closeable" blocks that are in the "#heartbeat-div" block ... which is where that message shows up. #heartbeat-div .aui-message.closeable { font-size: 18pt; background-color: #C71585; color: #F5FFFA;}

There are ways to kind of disable copy/paste on web sites using JavaScript, but like Nic said they are easily gotten around.

Check out the Confluence Command Line Interface. It has options for removing page versions.

Woah! Brave man ... coding on a tablet.

document.title = "@paramTitle";should be ...document.title = "$!paramTitle";

You would probably want to put the user macro on the page, not in the decorator. The user macro could have a user defined parameter and then just take what the user puts in and change the html title via javascript.

Keep in mind ancestorIds will get the page the attachment is on and all the child pages attachments as well ... I couldn't find a way to just limit it to one page. But if the page has no children then that search will work just fine.

You could do it with search. This should work ... ancestorIds:<page id here> AND type:attachment AND NOT labelText:[a TO zz]

You could use the WebDAV plugin to get at the page and then either delete it there or edit out the redirect macro.

There are a couple of commercial add-ons in the marketplace that will give you spreadsheet-ish functionality and could achieve this. You could also embed a Google Spreadsheet and get much of that functionality for free. But if you don't want that data on Google's servers then that may not be an option.…

The only thing that I know of would be the Enterprise Notifications add-on. It give you the ability to watch all the descendants of a page.

Instead of icluding the content with the include-html macro you could actually create a wiki page with the content preformatted. Check out the WebDAV plugin(comes pre-installed) for Confluence. It's super slick. It maps Confluence to a filesystem layout so you can work with it just like you would with a file system. Each…

Content (All Versions) - This is a count of all the versions of all your pages Content (Current Versions) - This is a count of all your pages using only the most recent version Local Users - The count of users in Confluence. If you are using an external directory such as LDAP/Active Directory to do authentication then you…

So, there are a couple things that you should think about regarding this since you are developing the add-on yourself. If you truly want to hide the password from your users, then you probably don't want to do this the way you are thinking as the password would be stored in clear text in the Confluence storage format…

What is the add-on name, or is this something y'all have made yourselves?

What macro of what add-on is this for?