I have a customer that wishes to create links in his page that open up in a new window instead of overlaying the current window.
As the admin, I do not wish to change this behavior for all customers. Thus I do not wish to change the configuration. Is there any way to add code to his page or his links that will do the job?
Thanks!
Ed and Nic,
Thanks for the answers. I will look at the plug-in. I am not sure what it does, but I will find out.
Nic, To be honest, I have never written a macro for Confluence. I wouldn't even know where to start. Makes me sound rather amateurish, but I never took the time to hunt down the "how to".
Thanks to both of you!
They're not as scary as they sound. Have a look at https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/writing-user-macros-4485.html for writing them if you want, and then https://confluence.atlassian.com/disc/shared-user-macros is a pile of examples from the community (some are old, and you should always be careful to check they're suitable)
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Thanks for the information. I got tied up with moving the Confluence to AWS. But now I can look at this.
Greg
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Hi Greg,
there are multiple solutions, one of them is write a user macro as mentioned by Nic.
Alternatively use following Add-On available on the Atlassian Marketplace:
These options only work for Confluence Server though.
Hope this answers the question.
Regards
Ed
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You could try writing a user macro that would wrap the right html code around a url to pop it.
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