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How can I create a categorie with a space in the name?

Alexander Schät_rlfs0x

I am trying to create a categorie which should be called "Human Ressource".

Unfortunately it is not possible to create it without doing it with a hyphen.
Even then it would be not like "Human-Resource" but rather like "Human-resource"...

My Question now: Is it possible to create a categorie, which is named "Human Resource" with a gap between two words? If I'm doing it with a gap, there will be automatically two seperate labels ("human" and "resource")

I would be very thankfull for an answer!

Greets!

Accepted answers

salehparsa

Hi Alexander,

Unfortunately it's not possible to add a gap between two words in a label now. However, I've found following improvemtn request:

Allow special characters in labels and spaces

I'd recommend you to take a look at Implementation of New Features Policy to see How Atlassian Chooses What to Implement.

Cheers,

Saleh

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

That's correct, although I think you mean labels. The whole point of these is that they're supposed to be single words, or you can't do useful searches for them.

Anyway, try the underscore instead of hyphens or spaces - the labels recognise _ as characters in words.

salehparsa

Hi Alexander,

Unfortunately it's not possible to add a gap between two words in a label now. However, I've found following improvemtn request:

Allow special characters in labels and spaces

I'd recommend you to take a look at Implementation of New Features Policy to see How Atlassian Chooses What to Implement.

Cheers,

Saleh

Alexander Schät_rlfs0x

Hey guys,

thank you for your answers. That's what I already suspected..

But is it even impossible to get a second big letter e.g. "Human-Ressource"?

Now i've solved it like that:

Any ideas ?

Greetings!

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

No. The whole point of these labels is that they're easy to define and mean the same thing.

There is not really any difference between human and Human when you're searching or categorising stuff, so Confluence takes a simple consistent approach of sticking with lowercase throughout.

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