Hello,
I would like to disable comments on required page on confluence and the confluence im using is Cloud based.
I tried html macro and script inside it, which did not work, can anyone help me here.
Thanks,
Shruthi SJ
Thanks everyone for actively responding... i did manage to remove comment permission from space level itself. (Confluence Cloud)
That sounds a way to achieve what you need.
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Server solution (not sure if works in cloud):
If your OK with hiding comments space wide, you can hide various elements though Space StyleSheet:
#comments-section {
display:none !important;
}
More info can be found here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/confkb/how-to-hide-elements-in-confluence-using-css-or-javascript-313458894.html
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To add to this reply, if you have something like the Style macro available, you could put a single Style macro on the pages you wish to disable comments on and use the CSS proposed by Jonathan above :)
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adding for readers: as of Dec 2023, Confluence server (7.19+) solve by @Jonathan Smith still works as a space-wide solution.
To note: removing comments this way does not delete them/resolve them. If you want to unhide them, simply remove the same syntax from your stylesheet:
#comments-section {
display:none !important;
}
Perfect solution for tech writers cleaning up legacy knowledge base spaces and maybe wanting to get rid of some content without removing it entirely.
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@shruthi sj just in case you use Confluence server, you can check out the answer here https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/Turn-Off-comments-on-specific-Confluence-page/qaq-p/298750
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Hi @shruthi sj,
this app promises to hide various things from pages:
I haven't tried it yet.
Another option is, putting a javascript on your page like this one described here:
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Ah, now I see, you are on cloud. Then, my answer is wrong, sorry. The app and javascript is only possible on server instances.
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Hello Thomas,
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/de.scandio.confluence.plugins.hideelements-macro/server/overview . - This doesn't work for cloud
https://confluence.atlassian.com/confkb/how-to-disable-commenting-on-an-individual-page-695107603.html . - i have included in html macro in particular page but no luck :(
Thanks,
Shruthi
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@shruthi sj i doubt you can use those plugins in cloud. html macro is restricted for security reason in cloud as far as i recall
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Yes, HTML macro is a restricted function in Cloud.
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Hi, Shruthi.
I understand you'd like to disable comments in specific pages, however, I'm afraid this feature was already requested in times past but not resolved, as you can check below:
* [CONF-7742 - Allow comments to be disabled on a page or blog post|https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-7742].
You might want to navigate to your Space Permission and disable Add Comment permission to certain user or group.
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Hello Suren,
Thanks for the quick reply :)
I have done the same thing, remove add comment permission but this removes it from whole space.
Thanks,
Shruthi SJ
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