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Confluence Roadmap Planner: linked pages for markers

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John Hummel Oct 21, 2019

Hello everyone,

 

I am currently in a project and we would like to have some simple timeline to put some markers on which are linked to confluence pages providing a recap of progress and decisions. I found the Roadmap Planner offers a nice timeline but everything except for the markers are linkable to pages. Is there any possibility to make markers contain links? If not, I would like to encourage to make it possible.

However, I would also be fine with a similar solution which gives me a timeline I can put linked markers on.

 

Thank you very much,

John

 

P.S.: I have added CONFCLOUD-68260 as a feature request.

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Deleted user Nov 06, 2019

I use small 'bars' ending @ markers. Link those to consecutive pages. This also decreases the amount of vertical scrolling when your roadmap gets bigger...

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