ignore macro

[Cheryl Schmelzer]

Is there a way in Confluence On-Demand to indicate that specific content should be ignored when generating a .pdf. With Scroll, we used the scroll ignore macro. Since Scroll is not available in On-Demand, I haven't been able to find a solution to ignore specific content. Thank you for any feedback you can provide.

[Davin Studer]

Hers is a possible way to do it if you have the html macro in OnDemand. Not sure if it comes with that. You could create and html macro with this in the macro body...

<div class="nopdf">

Then put your content here...

Lastly pust another html macro after that with this in the macro body...

</div>

Finally in the PDF stylesheet setup add this rule.

.nopdf {display: none;}

[Davin Studer]

You can't do user macros in the OnDemand version either right? Cause that would be the perfect way to do it if you could.

[Cheryl Schmelzer]

Thank you for the response Davin. Unfortunately, On-Demand does not include the html macro.

[Cheryl Schmelzer]

We have not been able to create user macros in On-Demand, but I do see that a new plug-in, Atlassian Connect, was added and enabled in our instance. I'm researching that now, as I think it may give us the ability to create a user macro. Thank you.

[Davin Studer]

Well, I think then the only other way would be to devote a specific maco to this feature. Maybe like the panel macro or something like that. Then you could specifically target that content to be hidden in pdfs.

[Cheryl Schmelzer]

Hi, we are still unable to restrict content from pdf output in On Demand. Is anyone aware of a solution that I have not been able to identify?

Thank you.