How to hide the heading created by the recently updated macro?
For eg: I want to change the heading from "Recently updated" to "Status updates" when using 'recently-updated' macro?
Thanks
It's not possible in the macro, but you could inject some javascript on the page to do this for you. For example, try this javascript:
AJS.$(document).ready(function() { AJS.$(".recently-updated h4.sub-heading").text("Status updates"); });
Let me know if this works for you :)
Thanks Dennis for the answer.
But how to add javascript to the page? Do the confluence admin need to enable the HTML macro feature to add javascript in a page?
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That's one way to do it. The other way would be to insert it in the announcement banner, which supports HTML.
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I have only space admin rights in the wiki. So I dont have access to announcement banner. :(
Is there any other way to insert javascript in the page like css?
Thanks !
Meena
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The most common way would be to use the HTML macro. If that isn't an option you might be able to pull this off by having a custom user macro installed by your admin, that includes this javascript.
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