Display *only* Jira Status on Confluence table

[Casey Daniell]

I have a table that's showing the status for a rather long rebuild project, and users are updating status by using the Confluence checkbox instead of simply showing the Jira Ticket status.

I want to see *only* the status of a jira ticket in a column. The Jira Macro includes the JIRA ticket number, which isn't needed (see below).

Is there any way to see *just* the status e.g., To-Do, Resolved, ect?

[Shannon S · Accepted solution]

Hello Casey,

Thank you for contacting us!

It's not possible to customize the Jira Issues macro single-view to show JUST the status, but there's a feature request below that would cover that:

• CONFSERVER-35403 Custom Select columns to display for Jira Issue macro JIM single issue (Server)
• CONFCLOUD-35403 (Cloud version of the same request)

In the meantime, you'll want to continue displaying the status as you currently are.

I'm sorry I don't have a better solution for you at this time. Do let us know if you have any further questions about this.

Regards,

Shannon

[Casey Daniell]

Thanks I am not excited about the answer, but at least I know it's working as designed / intended for now. 

[Shannon S]

Hi Casey,

Indeed; sorry that I didn't have any better news for you.

Take care, and have a pleasant weekend.

Regards,

Shannon

[Eduardo Reza]

Hello. It looks like this request was open in 2019. Is already solved? Is there a way just to show the status? 

Thanks

[Nbe]

Maybe not the best way (quite quick & dirty) but it does the job for me:

In the JIRA Macro settings, Select Table display and only keep "Status"

After that, with some CSS, remove the Header and bottom line.

I did it with the CSS Stylesheet Macro:

Result:

[Adrian Rosario]

This worked for me, like you said it wasnt the cleanest solution but it works

[Eric Cofer]

where do you put the CSS for this type of solution?

[Nbe]

Hello Eric, 

I used here the macro "CSS Stylesheet" that is a part of the Plugin "Content Formatting for Confluence" (from Adaptavist). 

Cheers, Nicolas