Confluence Page development step by step

gopal hans_9ft6e6

I am new to page development in confluence and looking for tutorial to do the following:

Create a page , create section add heading to the section, add couple divs in the section, add couple tables/row/columns in the div with titles (banters) add navigation how can I add my style sheet/css etc. examples on macros  where are list of classes I can use in macro

These are basics

When I added page layout, added section and save does not show anything how can I see these Please guide as much as you can

Thanks

Gopal          

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Confluence pages are not structured like that, so you won't get a tutorial that shows you most of what you've listed there.

For a plain starting page, you would 

• Click Create
• Give it a title (the editor starts a blank page and leaves the cursor in the title field)
• Add the content you want
• Click save

You could also use a template instead of a plain page.  You'll still land on the title field, but there will be some pre-set content, possibly including layout, tables and macros.

On the content side, your list of things included:

• Heading: if by that you mean a page heading, there is no such thing in Confluence, unless you just mean "the area the page title is displayed in".  If you mean content headings, Confluence has 6 levels, h1. to h6. and you flag text as a heading from the formatting bar
• Divs: you don't directly do divs yourself (unless you insist and you are on server and have installed/enabled the div macro), you use sections or layouts (depending  on which version of Confluence you are on)
• Columns: (of content, not tables) are done by sections and layouts 
• Tables: are an option on the formatting bar, and can have heading or footing rows
• Navigation: mostly done by adding macros such as "table of content", "related pages", "label heatmap" and so-on
• Macros: the docs list these (but the lists are quite different between Cloud and Server and you've not said which you're on.  Also, ).  You can use { or / (depending on version) to start listing macros or functions you can add to the content - either start typing the name for autocomplete or use the "list all" on the menu.  Or you can add them from the formatting bar directly
• css is applied mostly at a space level, by space administrators, not in a page.

Remember, Confluence is a wiki, not an html page editor, it therefore doesn't have a lot of html functions directly available.