Davin Studer Expert

No, that should work. Give "at the end of body" a try too? That is where I have some styles (for something else) for Confluence Admin and it works just fine.

The global stylesheet is not applied to pages under Confluence Admin. You must put it in custom html inside style elements.

For the default theme go to the bottom of the left-hand navigation and click on Space Tools. Select "Reorder pages". Expand a parent page and you will see an icon that looks like this image2015-3-11 15:30:24.png appear next to the parent page. Click the icon and all of the sub pages will sort by title. They should also…

What theme are you using ... Default or Documentation? The process if different depending upon the theme you use.

Tthere is currently no way for search to include page history ... it would be cool if there was an option for it though.

The spell check functionality is not a fucntion of the wiki. That is implemented by the browser and if the browser is not working correctly you should look there for the fix.

That would probably something you would control at your firewall via a URL pattern.

You could put some javascript in the Custom HTML section of Confluence Admin to unlink it on page load. <script type="text/javascript">AJS.toInit(function(){ if(AJS.Meta.get('is-confluence-admin') != "true") { AJS.$('#logo a').attr('href', '#'); }});</script>

What we always do in our environment is create a test instance based on our production instance. I then upgrade the test instance first and check around to make sure everything still works. Mostly I look for a couple of instances of all the add-ons we use and make sure they still work. Normally they still do. The fact that…

Oops. Sorry. Missed that part. Hmm. What version are you on. I tried the html macro on 5.5.6 and 5.4.4 and it worked. See screen shot above in my update.

If you want it on every page Confluence Admin -> Custom HTML -> At end of the BODY. If you want it just on one page HTML macro (disabled by default) Update: image2014-10-8 11:31:19.png

If you have the center macro then you must already have the Content Formatting Macros cause there isn't one that comes with Confluence by default ... that I know of. :)

An easy option would be to get the free version of the Content Formatting Macros and use the center macro. For the banner another thought, if you haven't already found it, is the Public Announcement Service.

You can't do it with a template. You would need to create a blueprint for this. Below is a link to the documentation for creating blueprints. https://developer.atlassian.com/confdev/confluence-plugin-guide/confluence-blueprints/write-a-simple-confluence-blueprint-plugin

If you are using one of the sub-space add on it is just creating regular spaces and using some internal add-n logic to create a tree structure for the spaces, but they are just normal spaces.

Another point to consider is that a member of an external directory cannot make changes to the config of that directory ... even if that user is a system admin. So, for instance if you setup Confluence to use an LDAP directory none of the members that are synced in via that external directory can edit the config for the…

You could create a third space that both spaces will pull from. Or if you are ok with the non-locked down users being able to see the locked down space you could house the content in the locked down space and include it into the non locked down space.

You can't do it for Word, but you can with PDF. If you go to Space Tools -> Content Tools ->Export. There is an option to export pages to PDF. You can select the pages you want to export and it will create one PDF of those pages.

The task report macro is for this very purpose. https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Task+Report+Macro

If you want something that does everything you want you will probably have to brush up on your Java and Velocity and roll your own.

Without trying to develop it my self I can't be certain if it could all be done in a user macro. Honestly, it probably would not be very performant in a user macro as you would first have to get this list of pages link to a page then for each link you would have to get the page xml and parse it. If you had lots of links…

It's might be possible ... you'd have to parse the page xml to do it though. Check the below links for information regarding the Velocity Templating Language and the Confluence…

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Here is a user macro that will make a list of the referring links to a page. You can tweak it to fit your needs. ## Developed by: Davin Studer## Date created: 06/26/2014##…

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There is a plugin (paid) for archiving. Archiving Plugin for Confluence

That functionality is built in to Confluence. You should see notification that someone is editing a page. Below is a screenshot illustrating this.

Depending upon what you want to do with the document you might consider using the page include macro. If you want to version a document for instance between different spaces certainly you would copy it, but if you simply want to have the same document in two different spaces you should have one that is the authoritative…

There are methods for getting pages by label. I think a label is really the easiest way to accomplish something like this. It isn't a sure thing because people can add and remove labels, but I've got no better ideas for what you are trying to accomplish. With a little bit of user training you may be able to mitigate them…