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Intro

Let's discover Simple Toolkit for Confluence in less than 5 minutes.

Privacy Policy​

You can find all information about privacy policy for this plugin on the Privacy Policy for Hyperlinked Buttons for Confluence page.

Customer Terms​

You can find all information about the customer terms for this plugin on the Bonterms Standard End User Agreement.

Macros list​

Hyperlinked Buttons​

  • Custom style — choose button color and size
  • Target control — open link in the current or a new tab
  • Icons — add icons before or after the button text
  • Inline buttons — place multiple buttons in a row
  • Change value anytime — the value can be changed in both view and edit mode
  • Single or multi select — choose one or many values
  • Options source — define options inline (newline-separated) or load them from an attachment
  • Placeholder — show hint text when nothing is selected
  • Appearance — display the select with or without a border
  • Spacing — display the select in Compact or Default mode

Dynamic Status​

  • Status sets per space — reusable collections of statuses
  • Switch anytime — change status directly on the page in view mode
  • Visual styles — statuses can have colors (blue, magenta, lime, yellow, or gray)
  • History — view who changed a status and when

Progress bar​

  • Auto progress — shows completed vs total tasks
  • Inline updates — toggle tasks directly in the expanded list
  • Expand / collapse — click the bar to show or hide task details
  • Visual feedback — blue while in progress, green when 100% complete

Tabs​

  • Multiple tabs in one block — Organize content into separate sections and switch between them without scrolling through a long page.
  • Customizable tab titles — Define meaningful tab names when configuring the macro.
  • Rich content inside tabs — Each tab supports full Confluence content: text, tables, images, and other macros.
  • Compact view — Save page space by grouping long lists or large blocks into clean, switchable tabs.
  • Improved readability — Simplify navigation and make information easier to digest.

Steps​

  • Sequential structure — divides a process or instruction into clear step-by-step blocks.
  • Customizable step titles — each step begins with a heading that serves as its title.
  • Rich content — steps can include text, tables, images, code blocks, info panels, and other elements.
  • Compact and clear view — in page view, only one step is displayed at a time, improving readability of long instructions.
  • Interactive navigation — switching between steps is instant and does not require a page reload.