I have a custom app in which I've added an admin webSection called "Test app". This is a snippet from my atlassian-connect.json file:
"webSections": [ { "location": "system.admin", "name": { "value": "Test app" }, "key": "test-app", }, ]
"modules": { "adminPages": [ { "key": "test-app", "name": { "value": "Browse" }, "location": "system.admin/test-app" }
]
}
Is there any way I can disable or hide the heading shown at the top of the page?
The Jira equivalent of this is admin_plugins_menu and if you use that, it does not display the heading for every page. That's what I need.
I've found a solution for this. There is a fullPage property that you can set to true for every page inside adminPages inside atlassian-connect.json. If this is set to true, it hides the page heading. e.g:
"modules": { "adminPages": [ { "key": "test-app", "name": { "value": "Browse" },
"fullPage": true, "location": "system.admin/test-app" }
]
}
@Jaimish Ashar I haven't deployed a Connect app in a long time but maybe try using empty double-quotes or empty quotes with a space instead of "Browse", e.g.
"modules": { "adminPages": [ { "key": "test-app", "name": { "value": "" }, "location": "system.admin/test-app" }
]
}
FYI, I wouldn't really recommend creting a Connect app since Atlassian is deprecating it. Would recommend Forge instead.
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Thank you for your response! I have tried this and it works but it also hides the name on the left nav which isn't helpful. I am also aware about Connect being deprecated but this is part of a larger product which runs on Connect.
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