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We are trialling Confluence Questions and it appears users do not understand the effect of asking a question in a space. Rather, they are assuming they need to select a space and, if a space does not exist that is appropriate for their topic, they are asking it in a personal space.
It would be nice to have the "Only people who can see this space will see your question" message displayed beneath the space selector, instead of the somewhat vague indication that a padlock has turned red.
I understand this is a training issue. However, is there a particular addon module I can disable to prevent questions being asked in a space and force them into the general pool?
To answer my own question, that would be the most obviously named:
hello, I disabled
so when I ask a question, the space form is not visible. However, when I see the question already asked, it is added automatically to a space I have. I have more spaces and the user has permissions for all those spaces. Could you help me, please?
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I added the following to the global stylesheet and it worked just fine for me:
/* Hide space picker for questions */ .cq-spacepicker-status, #spaceKey, #s2id_spaceKey { display:none !important; }
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