Confluence page banner

Last updated Jun 24, 2025

The confluence:pageBanner module adds a banner to Confluence pages. The banner can be used to display information, notifications, or other content relevant to the page. It is restricted to a height of 48px.

Confluence page banner is supported on Confluence pages, live docs, and spaces. It is not supported on whiteboards, databases, smart links, or pages that are embedded within another Confluence page.

Manifest structure

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modules {}
└─ confluence:pageBanner []
   ├─ key (string) [Mandatory]
   ├─ resource (string) [Mandatory]
   ├─ render (string) [Optional]
   ├─ resolver {} [Optional]
   └─ displayConditions {} [Optional]

resources []
├─ key (string) [Mandatory]
└─ path (string) [Mandatory]

Properties

Property	Type	Required	Description
`key`	`string`	Yes	A key for the module, which other modules can refer to. Must be unique within the manifest. Regex: `^[a-zA-Z0-9_-]+$`
`resource`	`string`	Yes	A reference to the static `resources` entry that your context menu app wants to display. See resources for more details.
`render`	`'native'`	Yes for UI Kit.	Indicates the module uses UI Kit.
`resolver`	`{ function: string }` or `{ endpoint: string }`	No	Set the `function` property if you are using a hosted `function` module for your resolver. Set the `endpoint` property if you are using Forge remote to integrate with a remote back end.
`displayConditions`	`object`	No	The object that defines whether or not a page banner is displayed. See display conditions.

Extension context

UI Kit and Custom UI

Use the useProductContext hook to access the extension context in UI Kit or getContext bridge method in custom UI.

Property	Type	Description
`type`	`string`	The type of the module.
`content.id`	`string`	A string that represents the unique identifier of the `content` object.
`content.type`	`string`	A string that represents the type of the `content` object.
`content.subtype`	`string` or `null`	A string that represents the subtype of the `content` object. `null` is returned if `subtype` does not apply.
`space.id`	`string`	A string that represents the unique identifier of the `space` object.
`space.key`	`string`	A string that represents the unique key of the `space` object.
`location`	`string`	The full URL of the host page where this action menu item is displayed.

Example

This example shows how to create a simple page banner that displays a message and a button to dismiss the banner.

Manifest

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modules:
  confluence:pageBanner:
    - key: hello-world-page-banner
      resource: main
      render: native

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import React, { useState } from 'react';
import ForgeReconciler, { Button, Inline, Box, Text, xcss } from '@forge/react';
import { view } from '@forge/bridge';

const boxStyle = xcss({
  backgroundColor: 'color.background.accent.yellow.subtle',
  padding: 'space.150',
});

const App = () => {
  return (
    <Box xcss={boxStyle}>
      <Inline spread="space-between" alignBlock="center">
        <Text>Welcome to the page banner!</Text>
        <Button onClick={() => view.close()}>Dismiss</Button>
      </Inline>
    </Box>
  );
};

ForgeReconciler.render(
  <React.StrictMode>
    <App />
  </React.StrictMode>
);

Usage guidelines

To ensure that banners are accessible and enhance the user experience, we recommend adhering to the following guidance:

Use banners sparingly. There should be no more than one banner at a time.
Banners should be dismissable. Ensure you provide a way for the banner to be dismissed using the view.close() method from @forge/bridge.
Closed banners can be re-opened with the view.open() method from @forge/bridge.
Banners should be relevant to and enhance the user experience of your app. They must not be used to upsell or cross-promote apps. If your app is found to be misusing banners, such as for promotional purposes, you may be contacted by the Forge team and risk having your app removed from Marketplace.
Note that banners are often disruptive for people who use assistive technology, so only use banners when necessary.