Hello community,
I'm searching for a way to shorten a confluence table in the "view" mode.
Szenario:
We have some pages with huge confluence tables, lets say 40 columns. But we only want to show the last 10 columns.
How can I achieve this?
Info:
We cannot use the HTML add-on from Bobswift, due to a serious security (XSS) vulnerability witch comes with the Add-on.
Regards,
Jan
Dirty but good, we're using an add-on which has a css macro.
td:nth-last-child(+n+6) {
display: none;
}
Works! :)
Hello Jan,
You can use Table Filter macro for this purpose:
You can try it right now on the demo site.
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Hi Jan,
I think, this should be possible with a user macro that is filtering columns. I've done something similar, filtering rows with JQuery. Should work with columns too, I think. I've written an article about that here:
Viele Grüße um die Ecke
Thomas
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Moin Thomas,
I'll try that one, thanks!
Beste Grüße zurück ;)
Jan
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Using a user macro you could actually do it without having to resort to jQuery. Look into the nth-child CSS selector and display: none.
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