How to add banners to top and bottom of fisheye

[Erik Van Norstrand]

I am looking for a way to add a banner to the top and bottom of every fisheye page that would say something to the effect of:

This system is a development system and not for production use

The banner would need to have a background color of orange and a text color of yellow (I didn't pick the colors!)

I have googled and searched the knowledge board, and can't find any information about changing banners. If anyone has ideas please let me know!

[Athanasios Bladis]

Hello together,

how can i set a banner in Fisheye Crucible without a Announcement Banner Plugin and also without a Welcome Message. i found out that on Confluence its very easy and i m searching for a same simple way to configure it.

BR

Sakis

BMW AG

[David Grierson]

You may want to vote for CRUC-5201 if this feature is still important to you.

[Michael Roff]

I have been wondering this too.

On a similar note, does anyone know if there is an option to put a banner in Crucible?

[William Wells]

Crucible is integrated into Fisheye, so it should be the same changes across both of them

[Nawaz Quadri]

As far as I know there is no concept of banner in fisheye. However, fisheye provides an option to add a customised welcome message. You can put your message by navigating to administrator>Front page customisation.

If you are ok to put your message in the footer (which appears in every page of fisheye), you can edit the footer file available in <fecru-installation-directory>/content/WEB-INF/tags/cru/footer.tag

[William Wells]

Neither of these worked on Fisheye 2.7.11. I tried to use the Customized to just put a short comment to test it out and nothing happened. I added the <div class> to the footer.tag file (which was empty to start with) and nothing changed. I even restarted my Fisheye and that still didn't update the page with any kind of "banner"

[Marek Parfianowicz]

the footer.tag file (which was empty to start with) 

It seems that you used standard FishEye/Crucible installer, which contains pre-compiled JSP files. This is a reason why all *.jsp / *.tag files are empty. Modification of them will have no effect.

You have to use JSP source build of FishEye/Crucible. You can find a download link on your my.atlassian.com account, under condition that you have a commercial FishEye/Crucible license.