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I found a Confluence page on our internal Confluence, where the creator is no longer with our company, and it had a menu that changes what is displayed on the page.
I found it to be very intuitive, and easy to use, but I have no idea how it's created, as I don't have Edit access to that page.
See example below, so the page has some top text, and then a menu where you can select different topics, and even subtopics. But I cannot figure out what this is called, can someone point me in the right direction?
Thanks for sharing!
Found the answer.
For future people looking for the same, the answer is Horisontal navigation bar, see here for more details:
https://docs.adaptavist.com/cfm4cs/latest/content-formatting-macros/horizontal-navigation
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