How to apply a macro globally

[ashan]

Hi all,

I want to apply the <Next/Previous> macro to all pages in a space without having to include the macro to each and every page manually. Is there a way to do this please?

Thanks

[Stefan Eike]

Ah, Bob explained it in this thread.

[Steve Goldberg]

I had the same issue. Here's what I did:

1. Put the macro in the header of the theme.
2. Put similar jQuery that Stefan mentions above directly into the macro itself (that way it only runs when the macro does).

My code is:

<script type="text/javascript">
		var panel = jQuery('#prevnext').html().replace(/ /g,'');
		jQuery('#prevnext').empty().append(panel);
		jQuery('#prevnext').insertBefore('#main-header');
	</script>

This assumes you've put a wrapper around the whole of the prev/next button output with the ID of "prevnext".

[ashan]

Do you have a sample on how to inject the macro with JQuery into the body please?

[Stefan Eike]

Hmm... you can add something like that to the At end of the HEAD section at Look and Feel > Custom HTML in the Admin panel.

<script type="text/javascript">
AJS.toInit(function(){
  AJS.$('.wiki-content').append("<p><a href='http://www.google.de'>Hello World!</a></p>");
});      
</script>

But you can only add (X)HTML like that. If you want to add a macro to the body, place it to the header section, like Bob mentioned, and than cut and paste it with JQuery to where you want it to live after the page has rendered.

[ashan]

Thanks. Only problem is, I don't want this macro added in the header section. I want to add it to the page's content section (the body).

[Stefan Eike]

Maybe you should put it in the footer, use it in a (live-)template or inject it with JQuery into the body.

[Bob Swift OSS (Bob Swift Atlassian Apps)]

Sorry, I should have provided more details.

1. Go to Space Admin -> Themes -> Configure Theme
2. Add your macro (I use scrollbar) in the Messages header section.

[ashan]

Yes I am using the confluence documentation theme. But I don't know how to do this.

[Bob Swift OSS (Bob Swift Atlassian Apps)]

You should be able to do with with the Documentation theme.

[Stefan Eike]

Hmm... that's an interesting task. Maybe it's possible by modfying the theme? Maybe with some JQuery injecting the content you'd like to have. Unfortunately I don't have a usable code snippet for you ATM.