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The user can create the editable version of the diagram, by using its representation into an XWiki diagram, always having the option to go back to the preview of the original diagram. By default, the macro displays the preview of the Drawio diagram. The aim of this macro is to allow users to view and also to modify the Drawio/ diagrams migrated from Confluence. The Drawio macro is a bridge between Drawio macro used in Confluence and the Diagram macro used in XWiki.

sort and reverse have not been implemented in this bridge macro.

excludeLabel and includeLabel are not supported since XWiki does not support attachment tags.

columns does not make sense for the XWiki macro as the images are displayed differently.

Only a subset of the parameters supported by the Confluence macro are supported by this bridge macro: title, exclude, include and page. This bridge uses the XWiki implementation of the Gallery macro under the hood and therefore assumes that the Confluence gallery macro is prefixed during import. The Confluence Gallery macro is a bridge between Confluence and XWiki. has priority, so in case both files are attached to the current page, the first one is displayed. This means that the accepted preview filenames attached to the current page are: For example, for a diagram called MyGliffyDiagram, there will be two attachments on the parent page : MyGliffyDiagram.png (the filename with a '.png' extension) representing the preview of the diagram and MyGliffyDiagram (with no filename extention) representing the diagram data. The Gliffy diagram exports consist in attachments added to the parent page. It should be the name of the attachment storing the Gliffy diagram data. The user can create the editable version of the diagram, by using its representation into an XWiki diagram, having always the option to go back to the preview of the original diagram. By default, the macro displays the preview of the Gliffy diagram. The aim of this macro is to allow users to view and modify the diagrams migrated from Confluence.

It is a bridge between the Gliffy macro used in Confluence and the Diagram macro used in the XWiki Diagram Application. The Gliffy macro is a Confluence specific macro. Macros used only in the context of Confluence migration Gliffy If specified sets the title section background color If specified replaces the default border radius If specified sets the border width in pixels If specified adds css classes to the panel If specified sets the width of the panel (300px or 50%) If specific sets the background color of the content of the panel If specific a title section is added with the specific text This macro supports all Atlassian Confluence parameters as of version 7.9. You can customize its size, colours and border. The Panel macro allows you to display XWiki content inside a visually appealing panel.

Macros used only in the context of Confluence migration.

The supported parameters, as well as the syntax, are detailed in the Documentation tab for each macro. Alternatively, you can edit the syntax of the macro by going to the page's source.

Macros can be edited by double clicking on the macro in the visual editor. To insert a macro you should edit the page: Macros used only in the context of Confluence migrations

#BALSAMIQ WIREFRAMES CONFLUENCE PRO#

Display media, such as videos and audioĪll Pro macros are compatible with Atlassian Confluence macros imported during migrations (generic macros), with some of them specifically developed only to cover this need (macros used only in the context of Confluence migrations):.Show the relations between XWiki pages and improve navigation.

#BALSAMIQ WIREFRAMES CONFLUENCE PDF#

Embed documents, such as PDF or Office files or display diagrams.Display content in a more visually appealing manner or highlight important information.Macros are how you take XWiki's functionality to the next level.

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