Hi all,
I have a page with a two columns layout and I put a TOC on the right one. I would like to have the TOC always visible even though when I do scroll down. Is there any nice macro solution for this?
I get some results via CSS, setting a name for the div of the TOC and adding some CSS code like
.fixedPosition {
max-width:370px;
margin: 0 auto;
position: fixed;
top: 200px;
}
any better option?
Many thanks.
J
Thanks for this! I got decent results via CSS like this. It's a simple, half-transparent light gray box with a thin blue border that stays visible at the top right of the screen.
.toc-btf { float: right; position: fixed; width: 300px; right: 0px; top: 170px; background: rgba(229, 232, 232, 0.5); border: 1px solid #0096d6; padding: 5px; }
This worked best when I put the TOC with the toc-btf class as the very first thing on the page.
The only annoyance is that other Confluence macros / page parts overlap the TOC in a distracting way. This is minor, but I would rather have the Note's yellow box be under, not over the TOC. If there is an adjustment I can make to CSS please tell me.
I'm a space admin, not a Confluence admin, so my options are limited. I did see the linked solutions above but they're not an option for me.
Hello,
I have a solution for your problem. Just move the macro with CSS style to the end of the page so that all the other macros used on the page are above CSS style. See picture. :)
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That worked! Thank you!
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@Davin Studer has your solution:
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I got the TOC to float/sticky, thanks to the wonderful suggestions in this thread, but it only works in the preview mode, when I publish the page the TOC loses it's floating/sticky property. Has anyone faced this issue or am I missing something?
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I am having this same issue. Has something changed due to an Atlassian update?
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Same issue here. Works in Preview but not in Published mode.
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Yep - exactly the same issue here - using the Cloud version.
Ie. sticks perfectly in PREVIEW but scrolls once Published.
Has anyone found a fix to this one?
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I use this css in a two column page layout, for a floating scrollable TOC on the right side.The two column page does not let the content overlap with TOC.
Screenshot:
CSS:
.rightFloat {
position: fixed;
height: 600px;
overflow: auto;
top: 100px;
}
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I'll try that out. Thanks much!
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Hi,
What is the macro that you've got the ccs stylesheet on the page?
In Other Macros, there is no such thing.
Thank you.
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Name of the macro is CSS Stylesheet.
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I disagree because there is no such thread on marketplace.atlassian.com. :(
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?query=CSS+StylesSheet
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The CSS Stylesheet and div macros in the screenshot above is likely come together with the Content Formatting for Confluence plugin from Adaptavist
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Gday team.
I see that this solution, to fix a TOC in place despite scrolling, has been defined using the option:
position: fixed;
I'm using the Cloud-based Confluence and this control seems to have no effect. I can confirm that all other controls within work. Ie. the TOC is correctly placed on the page, the shading, height and width all effective, but the TOC still scrolls off the page - despite using a FIXED position.
I'd be very grateful to any wiz who can tell me what I'm missing - to make this work.
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Fyi,
I've just created a user style with the css you have provided : https://userstyles.org/styles/205823/confluence-floating-toc
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Thanks for the great suggestions in this thread.
Is there a way to ensure that the floating ToC do not float over the footer section or the comments section? When it sticks beyond the actual content layout, it overlaps with the comments posted on the specific page.
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The floating table of content free plugin has just been released: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/1221271
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This is only for Server and data Center not Cloud
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Would be great to make it available for Cloud :)
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