5 Things You Can Build with HTML Macro for Confluence Confluence is a solid documentation platform. But the moment you need a colored status badge, a countdown to your launch date, or a table that users can actually sort — you hit a wall. Native macros only go so far. HTML Macro for Confluence fills that gap. It lets you drop a full HTML/CSS/JS editor directly into any Confluence page. Live preview, CSP security controls, granular access permissions — and it runs entirely on Atlassian Forge with nothing sent to external servers. Here are five concrete things teams are building with it right now. 1. Custom Status Badge / Traffic Light Indicator The problem: Your project status page needs a RAG (Red/Amber/Green) indicator that's quick to read and easy for editors to update. The native Confluence status macro is limited, and color-coded text doesn't stand out enough for at-a-glance checks. The solution: A simple HTML/CSS badge with a colored circle and a label. Editors change one word to flip the status.…