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Floating Button on Confluence Pages

rukshana.akhter

This seems to have been asked a few times in these pages, but I haven't found a solution that worked for me. I have editing rights in some of the spaces on Confluence and write content here (mostly procedure manuals). I am looking for a floating button macro (or a workaround) so that the Table of Contacts can be accessed from anywhere within the Confluence article since these procedure manuals tend to be quite long. I am not a superadmin and have no coding background. Appreciate ideas!

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Jared Brenner

Hi Rukshana,

It sounds like you're trying to create a "sticky" element. Here's how I was able to do that in Confluence Server:

I added a Div macro and set the ID to "sticktotop". Inside that Div macro I set a Table of Contents macro embedded within a Panel.
I added a CSS Stylesheet macro to dictate the properties of the Div macro. It contains the code below. The z-index value is set high to ensure it stays on top of all other elements.

#sticktotop {
position: sticky;
z-index: 100;
top: 0; 
}

I believe both of these macros are included in Cloud. Hopefully this will work for you.

Good luck!

All comments

Jared Brenner

Hi Rukshana,

It sounds like you're trying to create a "sticky" element. Here's how I was able to do that in Confluence Server:

I added a Div macro and set the ID to "sticktotop". Inside that Div macro I set a Table of Contents macro embedded within a Panel.
I added a CSS Stylesheet macro to dictate the properties of the Div macro. It contains the code below. The z-index value is set high to ensure it stays on top of all other elements.

#sticktotop {
position: sticky;
z-index: 100;
top: 0; 
}

I believe both of these macros are included in Cloud. Hopefully this will work for you.

Good luck!

rukshana.akhter

@Jared Brenner thanks so much! Since I have zero clue about CSS/HTML, it took me a while to figure out what you meant. But after fiddling around with it for a while on w3schools, I got it. I used the below for my purpose:

Placed a Div macro after the 'Table of Contents' ends. Within the Div macro I used the CSS Style:

position: sticky; height: 50px; padding: 12.5px; box-sizing: border-box; background-color: rgba(176,224,230,0.9); z-index: 100; top: 0

I wrote the text "Go back to Table of Contents" within the panel of the Div macro and linked it to an anchor near the ToC. It works beautifully! Learned something today! Thanks so much!!!

Jared Brenner

That's great! I'm glad you were able to implement it. If you could mark the question as Solved that'll help other users looking for information about this.

Shihong Khor

Is there a solution for Confluence Cloud?

I would very much like to know.

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