Simple macro to warn people a page is being worked on
- You need to be a Confluence administrator with access to the Confluence server
- Download your favorite images from a site like this
- On the Confluence server, create a underconstruction directory in your confluence/images directory
- Copy the images into this directory
- Go to Administration->User macros and add the code below as a user macro called underconstruction
- Modify to the images you like, here are my favorites
<img src="/confluence/images/underconstruction/jackhammer2.gif" /> <img src="/confluence/images/underconstruction/ucbang.gif" />

Comments (2)
Jun 14, 2005
Mark Mac Namara says:
Maybe it's just my installation, but to get this macro to work for me I had to r...Maybe it's just my installation, but to get this macro to work for me I had to remove the "confluence" part of the path to the images. Eg, my macro looked like this:
<img src="/images/underconstruction/ucbang.gif"/>
Aug 15, 2005
Sebastian Jagodzinski says:
using ${req.getContextPath()} is more generic. try using this, it should work in...using ${req.getContextPath()} is more generic.
try using this, it should work in either context.
<img src="${req.getContextPath()}/images/underconstruction/ucbang.gif"/>