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Macro “Dialog“
The macro “Dialog” opens a dialog when a button is clicked and accepts the Confluence content that is shown in the dialog as macro body and . The macro supports the following options:
Text: Define the text on the button that opens the dialog.
Dialog width: Defines the width of the dialog.
Dialog height: Defines the height of the dialog.
Dialog title: Defines the title of the dialog.
Dialog size: If set to “fullscreen” a fullscreen dialog is opened and the options “Dialog width“ and “Dialog height“ are ignored.
Macro “Dialog (popup)“
The macro “Dialog (popup)” opens a dialog automatically on page load and accepts the Confluence content that is shown in the dialog as macro body. The Macro supports the following options:
Dialog width: Defines the width of the dialog.
Dialog height: Defines the height of the dialog.
Dialog title: Defines the title of the dialog.
Dialog size: If set to “fullscreen” a fullscreen dialog is opened and the options “Dialog width“ and “Dialog height“ are ignored.
Macro “Dialog (remote)”
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The macro “Dialog (remote)” opens a dialog when a button is clicked and shows a remote URL (as iFrame) in the dialog and . The Macro supports the following options:
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