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I have created a custom template for adding case studies. Any one case study will have one or more components that contribute to the solution being documented — a form, JavaScript, CSS, SQL, etc. For each component, I have built a table to capture the attributes of the component — name, filename, link, dependencies, etc., and below that will be additional elements to describe the component — code snippets, screenshots, diagrams, etc. Let's call this collective group of page elements a page "block."
In my page template I'd like to avoid having 6 empty page blocks, where the user would have to delete the blocks not needed. Instead, I'd like a way to abstract the page block as its own page element that can be inserted, just as we insert page elements delivered with Confluence.
Is it possible to create my own custom page elements that show up in the menu or the / shortcut?
Hi @Tim Fields ,
Developing your own "page elements" is possible if you develop a Forge or Connect addon for Confluence. This requires programming.
Thanks, I'll explore that. I'm a developer, so I'm hoping that some of the limitations I'm experiencing with the cloud product can be resolved through custom development. I tried the Scaffolding plug-in, but it didn't play well with other Confluence-native form elements.
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Hey there @Tim Fields ! I am a new PM for Confluence Templates! Your note here caught my attention! We are exploring page "blocks" and I'd love to gather your feedback about specific use cases for you and your teams, and how you'd imagine something like this working! If you're interested and available, mind scheduling a quick zoom call to help me understand more about your page elements and how they might be templatized? thx!
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Hi @Sam Lucas , while looking for the same functionality the OP asked about I found this. Have you had any progress on this? Do you know if you will be adding this?
Thanks in advance!
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