Elaine H. Atlassian Team

@Ben Vautier , got it. I'll share this feedback with the team. Thank you for your suggestion.

Does my reply above address your concern, Robert? Please let me know if there's anything else you see undesirable about the new advanced search. We're all ears. In all openness, we're making some major transformations to our search stack beyond this user experience update. The end goal is to make your search more…

@Shaun Sheehan , CQL is not going away: * CQL as in operators in you can include in the advanced search query: we plan to bring them closer to parity with old search. We're considering AND, OR, NOT, wildcard, exact word match for keywords and labels. * CQL as in APIs you can use to build extended capabilities on…

Thank you for everyone's input. In the near term, we want to bring the commonly used operators back to parity with what had in the old experience. Based on what we've heard, it'd be AND, OR, NOT, wildcard, exact word match for keywords and labels. There's currently no plan for a more sophisticated search builder. As I…

@Robert Lauriston , Thank you for taking the time to voice your concern. I hear you that the new experience hasn't provided the full set of advanced search capabilities that you need. We don't have support for operators in search query yet in the new experience. Currently the new advanced search doesn't interpret operators…

@Trevan Householder_Isos-Tech-Consulting_ , did you mean PDF files attached to Confluence pages?

@Jeanne Howe , thank you for brining this up. We don't have this on our roadmap at this point. I'll share the ticket with my colleague who's closer to the area of content export.

@Brian Dale , thank you for letting us know you're not seeing the functionality you find useful in space filter. We are open to continuous iterations. Depending on the interest level on this functionality, we'll consider it for our roadmap accordingly.

@David Gregory , thank you for your feedback. This is on our plan for later iterations. We understand it's important for many to be able to search within the entire breadcrumb including ancestor and parent titles besides the page title itself. Rather than offering it as a filter, we are considering incorporating ancestor…

@Joan Trias , we're considering this. As part of our investigation, we'd love to hear your thoughts on what advanced search operators you consider essential, besides AND and NOT. I look forward to your input.

@Ben Vautier the Type filter includes Answer and Comment. You can search inside comments and answers with these two content type filters. Could you confirm they're available to you?

Thank you for your feedback, @Mia. Your suggestion is being worked on as part of a larger initiative to improve Confluence Navigation. Stay tuned.

Exactly what @breandax said ^^^ @Noah Warren does this address your concern? Thank you both for sharing your thoughts and knowledge.

Hi @Viktor Thank you for your reminder. Did you mean this: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-14910? If so, this issue is on our radar. Please note that this announcement is for Confluence Cloud specifically. As part of our investigation, we'd love to hear your thoughts on what advanced search operators you…

Hi Sudeshna, I'm the Confluence PM working on navigation. Given that this Chrome extension is a prototype, there are a few known issues with it. One of them is that the horizontal nav covers the page menu where the Edit (pencil) icon is located. The page menu normally would show up as soon as you start scrolling towards…

@Jack Brickey , thank you for sharing your feedback! By "I prefer the LH sidebar", did you mean after trying the Chrome extension prototype you consider LH better than top nav? What particular aspects of the LH sidebar do you find superior than top nav? With top nav, you can still collapse the gray space navigation sidebar…

@Helen Griffith What you have experienced is a known limitation of this Chrome extension prototype. If/when we go ahead with this new navigation, we will make sure that existing functionality like this (the behavior of Edit | Save | Watch | etc. buttons when scrolling a page) will be preserved if not improved. Thank you…

Thank you for taking the time to share your insights with us, Jan-Peter. I'm a PM on Confluence Cloud team. Many of your points hit home with me. I want to clarify one thing to make sure we fully understand this particular point: "Have some "light tower" use cases where you reach a lot of consumers / readers" - How did you…

Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us, Dave. I understand that from your perspective, if it doesn't work in a way that addresses your need, it's broken as a bug. We closed CONFCLOUD-64922 following internal workflow. Rest assured, this issue is now on our product backlog. As discussed in my earlier response to…

Hi Peter, Sorry for the issue you're experiencing. It looks like the error happened in Jira instead of Confluence (that is what this post is about). Could you confirm? I'll help bring attention to the right team once you confirm. Thank you.

Hi Sebastian, Thank you for sharing the details on how your team organizes pages to take advantage of the alphabetical order. I can imagine the extra effort you have to make to keep your Confluence running and acknowledge the current workaround is not desirable in your situation. In our plan, we're not throwing away…

@Christian Bell, you can reach out to me at: ask-confluence-cloud at atlassian.com We'll go from there. Thank you much!

@Janakiraman S, I checked with my colleague working on Confluence Server and here's the status: We don’t have sidebar page tree drag & drop functionality in conf server right now. It currently isn’t on the short-term roadmap. To reorder pages in Conf Server, this is currently what you can do:…

@Koosh Shah and @Christian Bell, I hear your concern. We are aware that alphabetical order may be more effective for some use cases. Yours seem to be the case. The Space Settings suggestion is the best possible workaround at the moment. We have room to improve. We plan to continue iterating on this and explore other…

Great to hear from you, Davin. Here are some details about how we manage accidental drag currently: When a user presses the mouse down on an element, we cannot determine if the user was clicking or dragging. Also, sometimes when a user clicks they can move the cursor slightly — a sloppy click. So we only start a drag once…

Hi Bart, There was indeed a change we made recently to the default sort order of newly created pages in Confluence Cloud as intended. I just started a community discussion thread about this in more details. Please learn more at Update to default sort order for newly created pages and leave any feedback you may have for us.…