Show a Miro board as a presentation in Confluence
To show a Miro board as a presentation in Confluence, open the Miro Board macro's configuration and change Display mode. Presentation fits the whole board to the frame until a reader clicks to explore. Frame slideshow steps through the board's frames as slides. The default, Free navigation, is the open canvas.
#Before you start
You can edit the page, and the macro already has a board.
For Frame slideshow, the board has frames in Miro. Each frame becomes one slide.
#Steps
Edit the page, select the Miro macro and open its configuration.
Under Display mode, choose Presentation or Frame slideshow.
Check the live preview beside the settings.
Close the configuration and publish the page.
#What happens next
Display mode | What readers see |
|---|---|
Free navigation | The live board; readers pan and zoom anywhere. |
Presentation | The board fitted to the frame; readers click to start exploring. |
Frame slideshow | The board's frames as slides, one after another. |
#If it does not work
Display mode is not in the configuration: set a board first. See Cannot find Display mode, Width or Height.
Frame slideshow shows nothing useful: the board has no frames. Add frames in Miro, or use Presentation.
#Related
A board that reads like a deck.
