Part 2 - Creating the Enter Project Name button
Overview
Next, we will create an Enter Project Name button by making use of the Add Page via Form macro.
By the end of this section, you should have something that is similar to the following
Source code
The following source code is shared using Confluence Storage Format - the XHTML-based format that Confluence uses to store the content of pages, page templates, blueprints, blog posts and comments.
For more information on how to use this source code on your Confluence, read the following article - How do I use Recipes that use the Storage Format with the Confluence Source Editor?
Steps
On the draft page
add a Section macro
Within the Section macro
add three Column macros
edit the Column macros
set the Width parameter for column one to "25%"
set the Width parameter for column two to"50%"
set the Width parameter for column one to"25%"
Within column two
add a 1x1 table (and color it as desired)
Light blue is used in this example.
add an Add Page via Form macro
set Prefix parameter to "Project"
set Link Text parameter to "Enter Project Name"
set Source parameter to "Project" template
set Labels parameter to "show"
Macro structure
Next
Part 3 - Displaying content and generating charts in a dashboard