The {scrollbar} macro displays a linear navigation bar that makes scrolling through adjacent pages easy...
This macro is used on almost every page on our website. It's that bar at the top of the page that allows you to quickly jump to the next or previous page and even up to the parent page.
It's best used where there are groups of related pages (like these navigation macros for example) as it allows the user to access the related pages without re-viewing the parent page which would generally contain an index of those pages.
Parameters:
Add the macro to your page as follows:
{scrollbar}
Parameter
Required
Default
Notes
up
true
If set to false, the link to the parent page will not be shown.
icons
true
If set to false, the icons associated with links will not be shown.
no-css
false
If set to true, the CSS used to format the scrollbar will not be added to the page. This is useful if you have provided your own styles using Builder's CSS Custom Styles.
As you will have probably noticed, the scrollbar above looks no different to that on Example #1 - that's because our other scrollbar examples did not specify the "no-css" parameter. If any scrollbar on your page outputs default stylesheets, then all other scrollbars will look the same even if they use the "no-css" parameter. There's currently no way around this, but it's being worked on (see the Issue Tracking tab at the top of this page).
If you do not specify any styles, the scrollbar will look quite messy. To get the same effect used by Adaptavist (at least on other pages in this user guide), add the following styles to your CSS Custom Styles:
Has this plugin been retired? It would appear it has not been updated for ...
Has this plugin been retired? It would appear it has not been updated for some time, the associated JIRA project seems to have been removed and unfortunately for us, Confluence 3.2 is not supported by the latest version.
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Comments (3)
Mar 07, 2008
Antony Sideropoulos says:
Hi Can you update the CSS in example 2 to replace the green arrows with the blu...Hi
Can you update the CSS in example 2 to replace the green arrows with the blue arrows and the house you are using?
That would be great!
Apr 08, 2010
Richard Thompson says:
Has this plugin been retired? It would appear it has not been updated for ...Has this plugin been retired? It would appear it has not been updated for some time, the associated JIRA project seems to have been removed and unfortunately for us, Confluence 3.2 is not supported by the latest version.
Nov 10, 2010
Steve Li says:
I have a solution when using Confluence 3.3 and Navigation (scrollbar macro) plu...I have a solution when using Confluence 3.3 and Navigation (scrollbar macro) plugin 1.11:
This mostly fixes the problem, at least it gives you a starting point to tweak it.
1. Use the macro
pagetree macro 
Navigation and Lists search-box macro 
2. Add the following to your Theme Builder Custom CSS:
.ScrollbarPrevIcon {text-align: center;width: 16px; border: none;} .ScrollbarPrevName {text-align: left;width: auto; border: none;} .ScrollbarParent {text-align: center;width: auto; border: none;} .ScrollbarParent img { width: 8px;height:8px; border: none;} .ScrollbarNextName {text-align: right;width: auto; border: none;} .ScrollbarNextIcon {text-align: center;width: 16px; border: none;}