# HTML Progress Bar

## Description

The HTML Progress macro adds a standard progress bar to your page. You can specify the progress, the max value, width and height.

## Adding the Macro

Edit your page.

Select “+” => Other macros

Type in “html” in the Search box

Select the “HTML Progress” macro

## Macro Options

### **Value**

Enter a numeric value for the progress. This value corresponds to the Maximum Value.

### **Maximum Value**

Enter a numeric value for the maximum here. It represents 100% or a full progress bar. This value corresponds to the Value.

### **Height**

Enter a custom height for the display. Use a numeric value. It is interpreted as pixels. If Width is not set, the browser will automatically adjust the proportion.

### **Width**

Enter a custom width for the display. Use a numeric value. It is interpreted as pixels. If Height is not set, the browser will automatically adjust the proportion.

## Example

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