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Hi everyone, This is an old question which does not have solution. If you are using Confluence Cloud, you can use our app: Markdown for Confluence You can open the Markdown editor from the app and simply paste Markdown content, including table data. The app will do automatic conversion when you save/publish the page and…

There is currently no option to do it using command line tool. However, we have added bulk export feature, so you can export a full page hierarchy as well as the entire space including images and attachments. You can try it from here 👉 Markdown Exporter

Hi @eferrell We want to add Jira Server support in future. I will inform you when we release server version. Thank you

Hi Claudia, (Note: The question is about Jira but first answer is giving solution to Confluence labels) There is no such built-in feature in Jira and generally labels management is quite hard. In order to solve this problem, we have released an add-on: Label Manager for Jira Cloud As name suggests, it currently works for…

Hi Aleksandr, There is no default feature in Jira to edit labels. One workaround is to do bulk edit mentioned above. However, if you want an easier to use interface which provides overall labels management features, we have released a new add-on which does exactly that: Advanced Label Manager Jira This is currently…

Hi Sebastian, There is no default feature in Jira to view all labels. We have released a new add-on which allows viewing and managing labels quite easy: Label Manager for Jira Cloud This is currently available for Jira Cloud. It allows you to: - View all labels in one place - Number of issues under a label - Rename or…

This is old thread but there does not seem to be proper solution yet. I am happy to inform you that we have released a new add-on which allows renaming labels very easily: Label Manager for Jira Cloud This is currently available for Jira Cloud. It allows you to: - View all labels in one place - Number of issues under a…

There is HTML macro available in Marketplace for exactly this purpose: HTML & Iframe Macro for Confluence You can add custom HTML, CSS and Javascript. You can also embed external web pages, forms and visualizations. Give it a try. PS. I am add-on developer.

Hi Ryan, As initial release, it only supports importing single note at a time. However, we are planning to add more features. Could you please send use your feature request via Jira Service Desk or email at support@bitwelt.atlassian.net? Thanks in advance.

I am also interested in writing plugins in Kotlin. I think it's possible as Kotlin is interoperable with Java but there seems to be some issues and a workaround. Please vote for this Jira issue so that Atlassian improves Kotlin support: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRASERVER-68091

Yes, exporting space is supported now. You can use our bulk export feature to export entire space.

For Confluence Cloud users visiting this thread, you can use our add-on to easily export Confluence pages to Markdown format: Markdown Exporter for Confluence You can convert Confluence content (page, blog etc.) to Markdown with single click and download .md files. If you have any feedback, please feel free to contact us.

Hi Pierre, you are right Asciidoc is currently not supported. We will have a look into this and will try to add support. In the meantime as an workaround, you can convert Asciidoc to any other supported formats like Markdown and import using above plugin.

Hi Janusz, You can use add-on to import HTML files: All-in-one File Importer for Confluence It supports importing HTML files as well as ODT, LaTeX and many others. It supports multiple files at once, so if you have many files, you can import at once. We are developers behind this add-on. Please give it a try and give us…

I contacted Atlassian support to remove Team Calendar from Confluence instance. Bad news: There is no way to remove it, even Atlassian support cannot remove this add-on from Confluence. Not so bad news: As an alternative way forward, Atlassian support opened a feature request in Confluence backlog:…

Hi Paul, If you are not able to import markdown, you can use add-on we released recently: All-in-one File Importer for Confluence It supports importing markdown files as well as Word, ODT and many others. If you have Github wiki, you can clone (download) them to your PC and use our file importer plugin. It supports…

Hi Jason, We released an add-on which allows importing documents from different file formats like Markdown, Word, ODT and many others: All-in-one File Importer for Confluence Please give it a try and give us feedback if you see any issues. You can install from here:…

Hi Rob, We have released an add-on which can import notes from Microsoft OneNote to Confluence as pages: Microsoft OneNote Import for Confluence Please give it a try from Marketplace here https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1221371 and let us know if you have any feedback. It works with Confluence cloud. We will add…

Hi Ralf, We have released an add-on which can import notes from Microsoft OneNote to Confluence as pages: Microsoft OneNote Import for Confluence Please give it a try from Marketplace here https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1221371 and let us know if you have any feedback.

Hi Zdenek, We have released an add-on which can import notes from Microsoft OneNote to Confluence as pages: Microsoft OneNote Import for Confluence Please give it a try from Marketplace here https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1221371 and let us know if you have any feedback.

Hi Martin, we recently released add-on: Markdown Exporter for Confluence It exports Confluence contents (pages) to standard markdown format, which you can download locally. Please give it a try from Marketplace https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1221351/markdown-exporter-for-confluence and let us know if you face any…

Atlassian has now strict GDPR regulations in place for add-on developers, for example see here.

There is custom code syntax highlighter for Confluence Cloud https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1219685/code-syntax-highlighter It supports more than 300 programming languages and text formats including JSON. Note: I am add-on developer.

Jira Cloud now supports Markdown format, see confirmation here: the new issue view. I verified with my instance. Markdown format is recognized on the fly, not need to preview. However, it is not saved as Markdown.

Hi Luke Jones, I recently created custom code syntax highlighter for Confluence Cloud https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1219685/code-syntax-highlighter This covers most of the languages you are mentioning. It's free plugin for now, please try it and let me know if it solves your problem. Thank you.