Hi!
If I have more than one favorite JIRA dashboards, the dashboard selector on left takes too much space, while I have dashboard menu too, and it's enough.
Is there any way to hide the selector column?
Regards,
Tibor
This is a total hack, but will work in a pinch. Note that a page refresh will revert it back to where it is shown again.
As stated above, this isn't a permanent hide for the panel, but it can be useful in times such as a presentation where you just need to temporarily hide it.
Edit: Just realized this method was already mentioned. Leaving in place in case the extra details are found helpful.
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Atlassian should work on a solution to toggle the favorites pane on and off.
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Step 1 : Go to 'Manage Dashboards' -->Favorites
Step 2: Click edit on each dashboard and remove/uncheck the favorite setting against it (bookmark the dashboard url as a backup before removing from favorites).
Note: The dashboards you created will still be accessible from the 'My' section of 'Manage Dashboards'. The others you have hopefully bookmarked.
Step 3: Once the 'Favorites' are all deleted, go to the specific dashboard you want to view by going to 'Manage Dashboards' --> 'My' --> Click on Dashboard wishing to view.
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works. thanks
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But I use the favorite dashboard function. Removing my favorite dashboards is an ugly workaround.
FYI, I find that when I go directly to my JIRA home page, it defaults to displaying my first favorite dashboard without the "favorite dashboards" column on the left. But if I go to the Dashboards pulldown menu to display a dashboard, it does display the "favorite dashboards" column. Disclaimer, I only have one dashboard created by me. I'm not sure what would happen if I had multiple.
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Here is a userscript to remove the pane.
// ==UserScript== // @name Remove navigation pane from JIRA dashdoard // @version 2 // @grant none // @match https://jira.example.com/secure/* // ==/UserScript== function removeTabs() { document.getElementsByClassName("dashboard-tabs").item(0)?.remove(); } window.addEventListener("navigate", (event) => removeTabs()); removeTabs();
To use:
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This worked like a charm. Thanks!
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I find this feature bug really annoying, too. The workarounds above do not work for me. Wallpapers have strange color schemes and remove epic colors etc.
May be this workaround for the display of a dashboard is an option for you, too. I use it only to display the information to other (obviously). What I do is right click the favorite sidebar, click on "inspect" and press delete. At least for the moment that dashboard is free of it...
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drag the dashboard menu to the left, over the other one and/ or press the border of it on the right (line becomes blue)
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huh?
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