Hey guys,
I know the topic got asked several times now, I apologise for that but I can't follow the solutions there...
I am a complete newbie to confluence and trying to create a dropdown menu. I don't want to use plugins here and it seems like it should be possible without.
The Dropdown menu should be in a table.
Does somebody know a step-by-step solution or maybe a video for that?
Would be great!
Thank you in advance!
Hi @Julian ,
We also required a dropdown solution when we installed Confluence Server years back.
Out of the box, Confluence does not have a dropdown feature.
Wish I could give better news.
Also @community, if I am wrong, please correct me.
- Jonathan
- Confluence Server 7.7.3
Any update on when Atlassian will make this a feature in Confluence without having to use outside macros or apps? I can see posts going back to 2013 from users asking for this feature...
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You can do it in a database field now.
But for regular pages, I think Confluence gets a kickback from its add-on suppliers, so the answer to when Confluence will eliminate a lucrative add-on market is pretty obviously "never."
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Hi @Julian ,
I can also suggest using one of our apps - Handy Macros for Confluence.
The add-on provides the Handy Status macro that accomplishes your case: you create pre-defined sets of statuses and choose any status you want (you can switch statuses in the page view mode as well).
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