Kaban in Confluence

[Maria Martinho]

Hi!

How can I create a Kaban Board in Confluence?

Thank you.

Maria

[Davin Studer]

Go to the space stylesheet...

Default theme
Space tools -> Look and Feel

Documentation theme
Browse(menu) -> Space Admin -> Look and Feel -> Stylesheet

Then add this. You can play around with the styling to make it look like what you want, but it should work just fine without the need to install any plugins or anything like that.

#header::before {
	content:"stuff";
	background: #FFD;
	display:block;
	font-weight: bold;
	text-align: center;
	padding: .4em 0 .3em 0;
}

[Davin Studer]

Does this work for you?

[Matthew E. Merkelson]

That should be fine. Thank you.

Matthew

[Davin Studer]

Feel free to make the question as answered if an answer meets your needs. :) Thanks.

[Florent R_]

Thanks for the answer @Davin Studer . Can you tell how to limit the CSS formating to the header ? I have a custom CSS for my Confluence, and it is disturbed by the styling in the header::before...

[Mick Davidson]

Matthew, try this:

{anchor:top}
{note:icon=false}{center}<Some text goes here. [WLA:<Page Name to link to>] {center}
{note}

Notes

• {note:icon=false} - this can also be True
• [WLA:<Page Name to link to>] - use this to add a link. WLA is the space key.

• {center} - centres the text across the page.

Do this here:

1. Check the space is using the Documentation theme/layout. If it isn't you can't add a banner.
2. If it does, click the Configure theme button. This opens a new page with three panels.
3. In the Messages area, click in the Header or Footer field.
4. Enter your code here. This should be Confluence's wiki markup.
5. Press Save. The banner will now appear on all pages within that space.

[Matthew E. Merkelson]

There is no non-Documentation specific method?

[Mick Davidson]

No, you can only do this in the Doc theme.