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Get blog posts or pages from confluence to my site

Alexander Bykov

Hello, we use confluence as a knowledge base. However, we are trying to use it widely.

We think to create news of our company as confluence blog posts with special lables, which we need to use on our corporate web-site (not confluence).

Could you advice me how can we do it correctly?

I suppose we can use RSS Feed builder, but are there any best practices?

Thanks in advance.

Alexander

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RianA

I believe the best way to do this is through RSS. You could also call the content of Confluence through REST API if you wouldl like to do so.

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Stefan Eike2

You know RSS Feed Macro?

Daniel Borcherding

Alexander,

There is the ability to create blog posts in Confluence already.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Working+with+Blog+Posts

Are you trying to aggregate external blogposts into Confluence or ship the ones you create inside Confluence externally?

Alexander Bykov

Hello Daniel, I understand that my message was misunderstood. Sorry.

Let me explain.

We use the confluence as a knowledge base and we create blog posts there as news. Also, we have an additional web-site ("site A"). We need to publish blog posts from confluence on our additional "site A".

The first method which I found is to use RSS Feed from our confluence. However, I believe, that there are can be the better ways to do this.

I corrected my first message.

RianA

I believe the best way to do this is through RSS. You could also call the content of Confluence through REST API if you wouldl like to do so.

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