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To help users keep track of their requests, add a My Requests module on the same page.
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Request type links on Confluence pages
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Add this module to a page
Open the Page Builder on the page you want to edit. This can be:
The site’s homepage.
A Refined Page.
The landing page of a Jira project, Jira Service Management project, or Confluence SpaceClick the Edit page button.
Hover your mouse over the desired location on the page and click the + Add module button that appears.
Click Requests in the left-hand menu.
Select the Request Types module.
Go to a landing page on your site.
Want to direct your users to native JSM instead?
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Simply click the module’s title to start writing and formatting. You can (heading), to edit it. There are various formatting options, including paragraph/heading styles. Tip: use text variables to make the text dynamic, for example to display the user’s first name.
Edit the portal group names
The portal group names are set up in JSM. To edit them:
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Module tab
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Background | Add an Image, Color, or Gradient as background – or turn off the background by selecting None. There are multiple ways to pick a color:
Use the vertical slider in the middle of the popup to control the color’s opacity. |
Fixed height | By default, all modules adjust their size to their content. To set a fixed height instead, fill in the desired height in pixels. |
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