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How to exclude a header row from being displayed in the rendered table
How to exclude a header row from being displayed in the rendered table
This article explains how to exclude the header row in a table rendered from a Jira API and uses the JSON Table macro of Advanced Tables for Confluence to render the API data.
Instructions
- Log in to Confluence.
- Insert the JSON Table macro in a Confluence page.
- Follow the instructions given in the Build a Simple Table from Rest API Data article and save the macro settings.
- Edit the macro again.
- Select Row Formatting > Header & Footer rows.
Add the following style in the Header row styles field:
display: none
Refresh the macro. You can see in Preview that the header row is now excluded as shown:
- Publish the page.
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