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Pop-up Dialog

Use Better Pages Pop-up Dialog for supporting content that should stay out of the initial reading flow but needs more space than a tooltip.

Add a dialog

Section titled “Add a dialog”
  1. Insert Better Pages Pop-up Dialog.
  2. Enter the dialog title and trigger text.
  3. Choose small, medium, large, or extra-large width.
  4. Set trigger and content alignment.
  5. Optionally add up to 12 labelled destination choices.
  6. Save, add rich content to the macro body, and publish.

Pop-up Dialog configuration with Launch criteria title, Medium width, Left content alignment, and Review launch criteria trigger

The trigger tells readers what will open; the title names the resulting dialog. Add the supporting content in the macro body, not in the trigger.

Reader interaction

Section titled “Reader interaction”

The trigger opens a modal hosted by Confluence. Readers can close it with the Close action, Escape, or the overlay. Focus is contained while the dialog is open and returns to the trigger afterward.

Each optional choice accepts a Confluence page or supported safe destination and may open in a new tab.

Published Review launch criteria trigger before the dialog opens

Opened Launch criteria dialog with the saved scope, ownership, support, and rollback guidance and its Close controls

Activating Review launch criteria opens the saved rich body in a Confluence-hosted dialog. This example does not configure destination choices.

Example

Section titled “Example”

Use Review launch criteria as the trigger. Put the checklist in the body and add choices for Open readiness page and Contact release owner.

Good practice

Section titled “Good practice”
  • Use a dialog for a focused task, not a replacement for a long child page.
  • Make the trigger and title describe the content clearly.
  • Keep the primary reading path available without opening the dialog.
  • Test touch, keyboard, Escape, overlay close, and focus return after publishing.