PopKong is the plugin of choice for wiki ninjas! It provides a unique theme for Atlassian Confluence and practical macros to help you improve user experience and adoption.

PopKong Theme
Provides a fixed-width alternative to Atlassian's 'out-of-the-box' themes for Confluence. It works well for creating a consistent and relatively neutral framework for wiki's with multiple spaces. Each space can have a large masthead graphic uniquely defining the space, while the consistent framework keeps them all tied together. Whack!


Pop-layout Macro
Provides a quick and easy way to accentuate your content with side panels. Panels can be placed to the West or East of your main content on any page. Any content within the {pop-layout} macro tags will appear in the side panels. Try using both East and West panels on a space Home page to create a three-column dashboard. Kablam!

Pop-menu Macro
Finally, a horizontal menu bar that provides hierarchical drop-down menus! You can define a a menu manually using the simple wiki syntax for bulleted lists or, used in tandem with the {children} macro, it can render menus dynamically. Kapow!




Pop-tab-extras Macro
Displays comments, attachments, child pages, and labels in a visually appealing tab widget. The widget creates a stronger visual separation from the main content of your wiki page, it saves screen real-estate, and it makes page attachments easier to find. Slamm!

Pop-away Macro
Provides a way to selectively hide wiki elements from pages (metadata, children, labels, and comments) - great for public-facing wiki pages that need to not look like a wiki. Phoom!




Pop-carousel Macro
Provides a sliding carousel control that spins slides around in a view. Slides in the carousel can be images or text and images (anything in wiki syntax). For a working example, see the carousel control on the home page at www.burlesontech.com.



Pop-top Macro (NEW!)
Creates a 'Back to top' link that jumps to the top of the page when clicked. This macro is useful for long pages with a table of contents at the top because it allows users to jump back to the top of the page from deep within the page. When used with the 'rule' parameter, the macro also creates a horizontal rule to visually separate the 'Back to top' link from the next section of the page.