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Display 2D & 3D chemical structures in Confluence
Display 2D & 3D chemical structures in Confluence
Just paste and go.
Using PDB identifier
Add your SMILES text and go.
More details
- SMILES macro
- Colour coding for different elements
- Set height and width
- PDB 3D Molecule macro
- Full 3D visualisation for PDB files
- Set height and width
- Table from CSV with Rendering macro
- Takes an attached CSV
- Renders to table based on the header row
- Renders the following
- SMILES format to 2d chemical structures
- web and email links
- markdown format links
- Table sorts on header click
- sort either numeric or alpha numeric, based on cell contents
- rendered links are sorted on the basis of the link text
- wrapping or no wrap on cell contents
- Further macros to follow as requested
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Confluence Cloud • Released 2020-09-27
Summary
Added "Table from CSV with Rendering" macro
Details
New in release 1.0.3-AC (2020.006):
"Table from CSV with Rendering" macro:
- Takes an attached CSV
- Renders to table based on the header row
- Renders the following
- SMILES format to 2d chemical structures
- web and email links
- markdown format links
- Table sorts on header click
- sort either numeric or alpha numeric, based on cell contents
- rendered links are sorted on the basis of the link text
- wrapping or no wrap on cell contents
Installation
- Log into your Confluence instance as an admin.
- Click the admin dropdown and choose Add-ons. The Find new apps or Find new add-ons screen loads.
- Locate Chemistry Toolkit for Confluence.
- Click Install to download and install your app.
- You're all set! Click Close in the Installed and ready to go dialog.