Prakash Murugesan Specialist

@Merve Nur Sevinç yes we can do based on tags. you are right it can be done using custom CSS rules.

Great . If you find it useful, Can you please mark it as accept solution so others can also follow this step . Appreciate 

@Merve Nur Sevinç yes , you can use Confluence's default page labels to categorize and organize pages based on criteria like content type or project. For more advanced labeling and automation, consider add-ons like "Label Manager for Confluence" or "Label Tools for Confluence". Unfortunately, Confluence's native PDF export…

Sure . 

@muddureddy.jahnavi Export the user list data from Confluence to a spreadsheet or a text editor where you can manipulate the data more easily. Use built-in functions or scripts in the spreadsheet editor to identify and remove duplicate entries from the user list.Once you have removed the duplicate entries from the user…

@Merve Nur Sevinç Create Labels: Define the categories you want to use (e.g., general, internal, confidential) and create corresponding labels in Confluence. then apply labels: add the appropriate labels to your Confluence pages to categorize them accordingly. You can add labels manually or automate the process using…

@David Gyarmati Yes, it is possible to set up an automation in Confluence to automatically create and add labels to a page based on a specific template. Start by creating a blueprint template in Confluence that includes the necessary fields for indicating the feature related to the page. You can use the "Create from…

@Jennifer Start by creating a Confluence page where users can submit their work requests. You can use Confluence's page templates feature to create a standardized format for the work request document. Within the Confluence page, add checkboxes or form fields using Confluence macros such as the "Checkbox" macro or the…

@Greg Mihailides Once you've extracted the story points for each epic, you can aggregate them in various ways depending on your specific requirements and preferences example the simplest approach is to sum up the story points for each team member across all the epics they are assigned to. This provides a total count of…

@Jonathan Danial yes that might be the reason but we cannot say 100% unless we know what others things are introduce

@Suporte JRetail Yes, when filtering emails to remove the signature, the goal is to strip away only the signature portion of the email while retaining the relevant content that needs to be processed by JIRA

@Jonathan Danial this could be due to a variety of reasons, and without more information It's possible that a recent customization or configuration change was made to your Jira project boards that introduced this empty square box. Check with your Jira administrator bugs or issues may arise as a result of software updates…

@Suporte JRetail there isn't a built-in feature specifically designed to remove email signatures from comments. However, there are a few manual approaches either manually remove it or Set up email filters or rules in your email client to automatically remove signatures from incoming emails before they're processed by JIRA.…

@Shannon Lo Ricco there may be a configuration issue or a filter setting affecting your view.ensure that you have the necessary permissions to view comments and updates on the tickets. In JIRA, permissions can be configured at the project level, so make sure your permissions are set correctly.Check the issue view…

@Greg Mihailides Once you have identified the relevant epics, you can use JQL to extract the story points from the issues within those epics. This may involve querying for all the issues (tasks, stories, etc.) within each epic and summing up their story points .After extracting the story points from each epic, you can…

@Jack_Marquez did you try the above one?

@Jack_Marquez one option here is Use the @mention feature in Confluence to notify team members/team when a document needs review. By mentioning specific team members or groups within the document or page comments, you can alert them to review the document and provide feedback

@Jack_Marquez Confluence doesn't have a built-in feature to assign ownership to teams or groups, there are some alternative approaches you can consider .use page restrictions to control who can edit or view specific pages within Confluence. While this doesn't assign ownership to teams or groups, it allows you to restrict…

@AMARJIT GHOSH great. hope others also can follow these steps.Pleas accept the solution if its helpful so many can refer to this one.

@AMARJIT GHOSH Please follow the below steps and reach out to me if you have any questions Before decommissioning the old servers, make sure to back up all critical data from your Confluence instance. This includes documents, pages, configurations, and any other important information stored on the servers Verification:…

In Microsoft Teams, locate the documents you want to migrate, Download each document to your local machine or OneDrive. Depending on your setup, you may be able to export multiple documents at once or need to download them individually. Log in to your Confluence instance and navigate to the space where you want to import…

apologize .. page ownership is tied to individual users, and there isn't a direct way to assign ownership to a group. Each page can only have one owner, who is an individual user

yes you can restrict editing and viewing permissions for a page to specific individuals or groups. by restricting editing permissions to a select group of users, you effectively control who can make changes to the page content

you use use page restrictions or space permission to control this .

One option is to use the "Page Properties" and "Page Properties Report" macros please Insert a "Page Properties" macro into the page where your first table (for employees to fill out) is located. Configure this macro to capture the relevant information (Employee Name, Team, Task, Contact, Other Info) from the table…

@Arnd Kleinbeck if this helped, can you please mark it as accepted solutions. so others can follow the same step in case they want to sync diff intstances

@Todd Milbourn Plz check if you have sufficient permissions to view and access the space you want to add as a filter . also go to the space settings and ensure that it is not restricted or hidden from search results Sometimes, spaces may not appear in the search options due to indexing issues. Try reindexing the space by…

Hi, review the configuration settings for the search function in Confluence. You can navigate to the search configuration settings and confirm that the appropriate space filters are applied. Check if there have been any recent updates or changes to the search configuration that might have affected the filtering…

* Ensure that the rule is enabled and active. If the rule is disabled, it won't trigger reminders. * Check if the rule has any specific restrictions or permissions that might prevent it from executing. Make sure that you have the necessary permissions to create and run automation rules in JIRA. * Review any logs or error…

Yes, it is possible to connect multiple Azure DevOps instances to a single Jira Cloud instance for different projects. This can be achieved using the Jira Azure DevOps integration provided by Microsoft * In your Jira Cloud instance, navigate to Jira Settings > Apps. * Search for "Azure DevOps" in the Atlassian Marketplace…