Adding a panel to the right of a page is easy using the "Layouts". However, this has a downside. The vertical length of the content in the main panel must match before you change layouts or you get an unsightly space, and because you can't put a layout inside a layout, you are stuck with a single main section.
Atlassian seems to do this differently. If you look at their release notes here https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/confluence-release-notes-327.html you can see that the toc and related sections are in a nice right hand panel, but they seem to change the layout to two columns on the left hand side without interfering with the right hand panel. I tried faking this with a table, but it doesn't look nearly as nice and I can't kill the borders.
How is Atlassian doing this, so I can add a similar right hand navigation panel to a template for my team?
Based on the linked example, I believe Atlassian is using custom layout from the Scroll Viewport app. You can try using the default layouts macro as well, but you might not be able to achieve the same effect.
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Certainly it is consistent with Scroll Viewport. I'd love it if Atlassian would confirm that is what they use, but you've certainly given me a lead to follow. Appreciated!
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