Display announcement banners at the top of your documentation pages. Banners are sticky notification bars that appear at the top of pages to communicate important announcements, updates, or information to your users.
Banners support Markdown content, can be configured to appear on specific pages using glob patterns, and can be made dismissible so users can hide them.
Configure banners as an array of banner objects in your redocly.yaml file or in page front matter.
If you ejected the navbar component before version 0.128.0, update it to have the component's full functionality.
| Option | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
content | string | REQUIRED. The banner content text. Supports Markdown syntax for formatting, links, tags and emphasis. Partials and variables are not supported. Example: |
dismissible | boolean | Configure whether users can dismiss the banner. When Default: |
target | string | Glob pattern that determines which pages display the banner. Uses glob pattern matching to target specific pages or sections. If not specified, matches all pages. When configuring banners in front matter, the Pattern examples:
Matching rules:
|
color | string | The visual style tone of the banner. Controls the color scheme of the banner. Available colors:
Default: |
rbac | object | Map of teams to permission levels that determines who can see the banner. Controls the visibility of the banner based on the user's team membership. If specified, only users belonging to teams with at least See RBAC configuration for details. |
startAt | string | ISO 8601 timestamp (UTC) for when the banner starts displaying. The banner is hidden before this time. If omitted, the banner displays immediately until Example: |
endAt | string | ISO 8601 timestamp (UTC) for when the banner stops displaying. The banner is hidden once the current time reaches this value. If omitted, the banner displays indefinitely from Example: |
Add banners to your redocly.yaml file:
banner:
- content: This is **a great announcement.** [Button](https://redocly.com)
dismissible: true
target: blog/**
- content: Important update for all users
target: '**'
color: warningConfigure multiple banners for different sections:
banner:
- content: Check out our **new blog posts** this week!
dismissible: true
target: blog/**
- content: API documentation has been updated
target: api/**
- content: Site maintenance scheduled for this weekend
dismissible: true
target: '**'Control banner visibility based on team membership. In the following example, the banner is only visible to unauthenticated visitors (anonymous team).
banner:
- content: "🔒 Log in to see all content!"
color: warning
rbac:
anonymous: read
authenticated: noneSchedule banners to appear and disappear automatically by setting startAt and endAt. Use UTC timestamps; visibility is evaluated client-side by comparing those absolute UTC boundaries to the browser's current time, so clock accuracy affects when the banner appears—not local timezone reinterpretation of the configured values. Both fields are optional: omit endAt to display the banner indefinitely from startAt, or omit startAt to display it immediately until endAt.
banner:
- content: "🎉 Spring Sale: 20% off through April 1st!"
target: "**"
startAt: "2026-03-15T00:00:00Z"
endAt: "2026-04-01T23:59:59Z"
dismissible: true
- content: Scheduled maintenance March 20, 2-4 PM EST
target: "**"
startAt: "2026-03-20T19:00:00Z"
endAt: "2026-03-20T21:00:00Z"
color: warningConfigure a banner in the front matter of a specific page:
---
banner:
- content: Introducing the miracle of documentation
---
# Example page
This is an example page.
- Navigation elements - Overview of navigation components and patterns
- Navbar configuration - Configure the top navigation bar
- Footer configuration - Configure the footer section
- Custom styles - Customize banner appearance with CSS
- Configuration options - Explore other project configuration options