Where is my created page, and why doesn't it show up anywhere?

[Damon O'Hanlon]

Hi all! I created a page, pretty sure I did it by using Create > Blank page.

I can get to the page by going directly to the URL. However, I can't seem to locate it in any other way — it is only accessible by copying and pasting the URL.

The path at the top of the page I created say: People / (my name) / Pages / Overview / (document name)

However, it doesn't appear when I navigate to my Pages (that page only lists Sample Pages, Overview, Product requirements, Meeting notes, and Decisions).

It also doesn't appear on my Overview page.

It does not appear in my recently updated (even though I've updated it many times).

It does not appear when I use the search bar.

Thoughts? Any help much appreciated. 🙏🏼

[Dominic Lagger · Accepted solution]

Hi @Damon O'Hanlon 

The direct link you mentioned, is this the link to the edit mode of the page or the link to the view mode? 

Do you find your page in the drafts? 

--> Go to the homepage of confluence and there you will find the Drafts section.

Can you save the page with the shortcut "CTRL-Enter"?

Regards, Dominic

[Damon O'Hanlon]

Thanks, @Dominic Lagger! When I went to Home, and then clicked Drafts, I do see my page there.

I guess it is not appearing anywhere for me (such as my profile or recent activity) because it is 'unpublished', is that correct?

It sounds silly now, but I didn't realize a document could be unpublished!

I think I'm getting mixed up in my brain with Dropbox Paper — where there's no published/unpublished paradigm. (As soon as you create a document and start typing in it, it just is.)

Thanks again for your help @Dominic Lagger! You rock.

[Dominic Lagger]

I'm glad I could help.

For more informations, see "Drafts" in this page.