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Link to Page Comments

Jackie Craine

Is there a way to create a direct link to page comment section? It appears there is no way to access the comment section to add features.

Is there a way to display page comments on another page?

I also noticed that the page comments don't even show up on a table of contents.

We are using the page comments to share professional development articles, is there a better way to create a feed on a page?

Accepted answers

Nicolai Sibler

Hi @Jackie Craine ,

as for your questions:

I just tested to create a link to the comment section and it worked!
→ [page url}#comments-section
I don't think there's a way to display comments on another place out of the box because they are not part of the page content
Comments do show in a TOC, when some comment content is formatted as a heading - as the TOC shows headings
Regarding better ways to create a feed: It depends on what you want to display. If the focus is on the bare list of articles, pasting the links on the page itself should be sufficient. If you want to display both the user and the time he posted on the page, it takes some efforts from the users or a plugin

Hope that helps!

Kind regards,

Nicolai

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Summer Hogan_q8imea

Hi @Jackie Craine - did you try the advice on this page under "Comments"?

https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/insert-links-and-anchors/

I could not find any advice for adding comments to the TOC. This might be a feature you can request.

Nicolai Sibler

Hi @Jackie Craine ,

as for your questions:

I just tested to create a link to the comment section and it worked!
→ [page url}#comments-section
I don't think there's a way to display comments on another place out of the box because they are not part of the page content
Comments do show in a TOC, when some comment content is formatted as a heading - as the TOC shows headings
Regarding better ways to create a feed: It depends on what you want to display. If the focus is on the bare list of articles, pasting the links on the page itself should be sufficient. If you want to display both the user and the time he posted on the page, it takes some efforts from the users or a plugin