We had some trouble today to configure our Confluence server using the RefinedWiki Original Theme to show the feedback button of JIRA's Issue Collector.
The Issue Collector allows to integrate a feedback button for users on a web page. It is quite simple to create the configuration for the button on JIRA. It is also quite straight forward to integrate the required JavaScript with the help of the HTML Macro. But the button never showed up on the Confluence page!
To cut a long story short: the right toolbar is rendered over the feedback button.
![no-feedback-button-in-confluence](https://www.smartics.de/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/no-feedback-button-in-confluence.png)
If you zoom the window small enough, the feedback button finally shows up.
![feedback-button-in-confluence](https://www.smartics.de/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/feedback-button-in-confluence.png)
This is no real problem, if users enabled to give feedback are not logged in to your Confluence server.
Hopefully this post may save you some minutes chasing a problem that is not there ... ;-)
The Issue Collector allows to integrate a feedback button for users on a web page. It is quite simple to create the configuration for the button on JIRA. It is also quite straight forward to integrate the required JavaScript with the help of the HTML Macro. But the button never showed up on the Confluence page!
To cut a long story short: the right toolbar is rendered over the feedback button.
![no-feedback-button-in-confluence](https://www.smartics.de/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/no-feedback-button-in-confluence.png)
If you zoom the window small enough, the feedback button finally shows up.
![feedback-button-in-confluence](https://www.smartics.de/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/feedback-button-in-confluence.png)
This is no real problem, if users enabled to give feedback are not logged in to your Confluence server.
Hopefully this post may save you some minutes chasing a problem that is not there ... ;-)