How to Hide Confluence Child Pages With jQuery
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When you create child pages in Confluence, a section is added to the bottom of the parent page listing all of the child pages:
To hide that section, you can use jQuery:
- Log in to Confluence as an administrator.
- Select Browse -> Confluence Admin -> Look and Feel -> Custom HTML.
Insert the following code in the “At end of HEAD” section:
<script> AJS.toInit(function() { AJS.$("#children-section").css("display","none"); }); </script>- Save your changes. Your page will now look like the following:
