Remove tab names from pdf output?

[Bob Jordan]

Hi,

I haven't been able to find any topic related to this -- forgive me if it exists somewhere.

I'm using the macro localtabs to display content on different tabs in a page (https://wiki.bitvoodoo.ch/display/BVNAVITABS/Localtab+Macro).

When I use the pdf export function, I can block sections of text within the tabs from being printed, but the names of the tabs all remain in a line at the top.

Is there any something in the PDF export Stylesheet that I could add to prevent the tab names from being displayed?

[Nils Bier _K15t_]

Hi @Bob Jordan

Could you elaborate a bit more on what you're trying to achieve? Do you want to hide any content from within the Navitabs macro in your exported file?

With our Scroll PDF Exporter you could wrap the macro in a scroll-ignore macro, which would exclude it from the export completely.

Would this help?

Best,
Nils

[Bob Jordan]

Hi Nils,

I've tried scroll, but unfortunately it causes nothing to be printed to the page at all. 

The use case is having tabs, but only allowing a portion of the text within a single one of those tabs to be exported.

[Nils Bier _K15t_]

Hi Bob,

have you tried wrapping this specific content within the tab into the Scroll Ignore macro?

E.g. if you do it like in the following screenshot, the PDF will only contain "this is content for tab one" and "this is another tab one sentence" ("This is ignored" will not be exported).

Maybe this works for you.

Cheers,

Nils

[Sloan N_ B_]

Hih Bob

Nick from bitvoodoo here.

Can you tell me if it is Confluence Cloud or Server you are working on? We offer out app for both but there are some differences.

As of now (for both) there are no feature to change PDF export output.

Have you tried hiding the navitabs macro completely with CSS? What is your goal generally when exporting a page to PDF?

Cheers
Nick

[Bob Jordan]

Hi Niklas,

I'm on Cloud. 

The goal in general is to have tabs displayed on the page to organize it, but to only allow printing of a small subsection of the text within one of the tabs.

>>Have you tried hiding the navitabs macro completely with CSS? 

Could you elaborate on how this might be done? I wasn't able to figure out the CSS to only hide Navitabs. Could this be configured to allow them to display when viewed on the website but not seen when exported to pdf?

[Cameron Pascoe]

Hi Bob,

Just wondering if you were able to solve this issue or got an answer from Nick?  No details here and I'm trying to solve the same issue.

Cameron