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I've asked this question on Atlassian but haven't got an answer yet. Perhaps someone here can help.
I have a few old spaces that are legacy to new spaces in development in Conf3.2.
I would like to know if or how to "hide" older spaces from menus, recently updated, space lists, searches etc. These older spaces are still required to be visibly 'live' for some external linking, but I don't want them showing up in new development.
Moving these spaces to outside of Confluence won't work because of many external links and the time it would take to rebuild similar functionality.
I understand how to remove spaces by labels in individual widgets and macros. But I don't want to have to do this in every instance.
Is there code I can add to legacy spaces, that essentially renders them invisible, while still being "live"?
Comments (3)
Jul 08, 2010
Alain Moran says:
Heh, I did think of suggesting this on the Atlassian forums, but the solution is...Heh, I did think of suggesting this on the Atlassian forums, but the solution is so builder-specific I didn't like to push you in that direction.
This wont actually 'hide' the spaces from view, but it will make them less visible.
If you don't like the result you can uninstall builder and all the parent space settings will be ignored
If you want it to look a bit more like confluence, then upload the Confluence 2.10 layout & alter the dashboard.wiki in the same way as above.
Jul 08, 2010
tboesenk says:
Thanks Alain We are already very dependant on Theme Builder which is a great too...Thanks Alain
We are already very dependant on Theme Builder which is a great tool. It has extended what we can do with Confluence greatly.
Good tip thanks.
I'll give this a go.
Tim
Jul 08, 2010
Alain Moran says:
Cool, glad you like it BTW: Don't forget you can sort the list of child spaces...Cool, glad you like it
BTW: Don't forget you can sort the list of child spaces in the parent ... the UI could be prettier & cleverer - but hey, it works
(sorting of the global list is done from site-admin ... which you will probably want to do since by default 'archive' will come first)