how can we increase height and width of road map planner macro in confluence?
I updated Dave Krol solution a bit to work better with the latest server version:
#confluence-roadmap-dialog {
width: 95%;
height: 95%;
top: 10px;
}
#confluence-roadmap-dialog .roadmap-editor-popup {
height: 89%;
}
#confluence-roadmap-dialog .aui-dialog2-content {
max-height: calc(100vh - 160px);
}
Thanks, this is a really nice upgrade that makes working with roadmaps possible (at least in the proposed configuration on the client). It saves me a ton of time. I was already planning to break my roadmaps down to individuell pieces to make this work for my team. Thank you for this fix.
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Thanks, with this mod its possible to work with roadmaps :)
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A work-around was posted at https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFSERVER-36103 and it works for me, thank you Dave Krol!
Excerpt below:
Dave Krol added a comment - 30/Aug/2017 9:48 AM - edited
Hi Everyone,
I have a solution/workaround that can be implemented on our end.
Caveats:
Solution:
Note: You can adjust the percentages using trial and error to better adjust to your needs.
Please let me know if this works for you or if you have any questions.
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That is not a solution since it only changes how the page display on your computer/browser. It does not change how it's displayed for other people in your organization.
In any case, the fact that this is easily configurable by CSS goes to show how EASY it would be for Atlasssian to add these features. Their developers could probably implement/test/launch it in on hour flat.
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Hi Adnan,
It is not currently possible, but we have a current feature request at CONFSERVER-36103 to allow more size options for the Roadmap Planner macro in Confluence.
If you vote on that case you'll be showing how popular such a feature would be. You can also click Watch in order to be updated when there is any progress or changes made.
Let us know if you have any questions about that!
Kind Regards,
Shannon
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Would you include support for multiple browsers in the update? Limiting the solution to Chrome doesn't help everyone.
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Cloud request:
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Dave,
That would be at the discretion of the developers, so I would recommend asking about that on the ticket.
Tom - thank you so much for linking me to that. I'll link the two together on Jira.
Regards,
Shannon
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You know the bug has been there since 2015.
It's still not gathered enough votes. Probably because no one considers using the damn thing because it's too small.
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Here's a workaroud that works for every user and any browser when displaying the Roadmap planner. In a page, above the Roadmap Planner, add a HTML macro (if it's been enabled by your admin). Then for the code put:
<style>
#confluence-roadmap-dialog { width: 95%; height: 95%; top: 10px; }
</style>
When the page is saved, the planner will now span the whole window. Note that it doesn't work for the pop-up editor alas.
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Hi,
I just found out there is another workaround. (I tried it on Chrome and Edge.)
The only downside to this workaround is that you have to follow the steps again when the page is refreshed.
Is it working for you as well?
Regards,
Sarah
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correction: only the width
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