Roll back to old editor?

[Robin Roos]

Hi Founders,

Regarding : https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/Why-are-the-toolbar-formatting-options-for-Overviews-and-Pages/qaq-p/1072778

I don't want ANY of this.

If I want to edit a website I will use WordPress.

When doing Wiki I want the OLD editing experience.

I do NOT want fixed-width tables, which require me to spend effort on layout.

I do want the old data-width tables, so I can just CREATE the 1x1 table, paste the data I had prepared in Excel, and save the page.

The new experience is shit for Wiki users. Please immediately revert Confluence Cloud instances, and then provide the option to exploit new/old experiences. Or, even better, just remove the "new" experience altogether.

Same site, different pages, same content pasted from exactly the same Excel workbook.

How can I get tables to look like the bottom one (auto_suppliers) when working with the "New" Editor Experience (auto_suppliers_fullwidth)?

Is it time for a new Wiki?

I'm hugely unimpressed.

Kind regards, Robin.

[David at David Simpson Apps · Accepted solution]

Browse to Confluence Admin | Look & Feel | Custom HTML

Paste into At the end of the HEAD:

<script>
  AJS.toInit(function(){
    if (AJS.params.remoteUser == ''){
      AJS.$('#header').hide();
    }
  });
</script>

[Norris Ebbin]

Thanks :)

[Annora Eyt-Dessus]

Will this work for confluence on demand?

[David at David Simpson Apps]

No, sorry - you can't edit HTML in OnDemand :(

[Josh Resnick]

how about footer? doing the same seems to leave a white bar at the bottom

[Brad Schafer]

Are there plans to add either an HTML editor or an option to hide it in the OnDemand version?

[Mark Carvalho]

Is it possible to do this for just one space?

[Carla Gray]

When I browse to Browse > Space Admin. In Look and Feel, I see only these options: Themes Colour Scheme PDF Layout PDF Stylesheet Change Space Logo

[Andrzej Koloska]

Yea I can't hide it as well, I want to be my documentation public and don't need top nav bar.Why it's so hard to hide it?

[David Jimenez]

A similar style hack can be done for Confluence for Cloud. This solution uses the CSS Style macro. The only problem is that it will hide the nav bar for all users, so you have to learn to use the keyboard shortcuts if you have write permissions

Go to Space Tools | Look and Feel | Sidebar, header and footer

Paste in one of those (I tested on header)

{style}
#header {
		display:none !important;
	}
{style}

[Jared Polman]

Have you found a way to complete this on Confluence for Cloud per User Group or even anonymous?

Thanks,