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I have created confluence page with tab page, inside that there is tab container and within tab container many (child) tab pages. I want to link the tab page into similar tab page structure on the same confluence page. I have given unique id for tab page and using full URL#<tab page id> using link advance option on the same page. But it is not working.
Anyone knows how to link such tab page?
On Confluence Server, you'll need to create a user macro called something like Click on Tab:
## Macro title: Click on Tab
## Macro has a body: N
## Macro is inline: Y
##
## Developed by: David Simpson / david @ davidsimpson . me
## Date created: 2020-09-23
## Installed by: You (hopefully)
##
## @param Anchor:title=Anchor ID|type=string|required=true|desc=w.g.tab-xyz
## @param LinkText:title=Link Text|type=string|required=true|desc=e.g. Click on tab XYZ
<button onclick="AJS.$('#$!{paramAnchor}').click();" class="aui-button aui-button-link">$!{paramLinkText}<button>
On Confluence Cloud, you are out of luck, I think.
Thanks for reply. Unfortunately, I don't have access to create a user macro on Confluence server. But guessing that can modify the page source code from where need to access tab page.
Any suggestion?
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