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Nope. But you could give your templates a special label for this. Then any page getting created from that template will get the label as well. Assuming the users don't remove the label (big assumption) then you could query it up that way.

Does this css work for you?

I believe this is what you want. Any modern browser these days has a developer tools feature. This is super hand for figuring out stuff like this. Do some googling on debugging css with developer tools. #theme-header { display: none;}

To go along with Nic's point 2 it's not a terribly great idea to have your backups on the same machine that you are backing up. So, you should look at something a little more robust. If you have a more standard database/machine backup strategy already in place then you could turn off the Confluence scheduled backup task.

The best way is to create a space for your content and make sure that only people who should be able to see that content have view access to the space. If they do not have view access to the space they should not see any of the content in search or anywhere else.

You could try the WebDAV plugin for confluence. It maps the page heirarchy structure to a file system and allows you to work with it as if it were files and folders. Each page is represented by a folder and in that folder is a .txt file with the same name as the folder. This .txt file is the page content. Any other files…

Well, there are a few issues. First of all you should not be putting in <html>,<head>, and <body> elements into an html macro. That is totally invalid html. The html, head, and body elements are already defined on the confluence page. Secondly, you really should try not to use onclick handlers drectly on the elements. A…

Well, if they do let you do it at some point my answer above would work and is the best way that I can think of.

There ya go. Once you have that turned on the above css should work just fine.

Nope. Not an addon. I'm running 5.4.4. It's been there for a while. By chance are you using ConfluenceOnDemand?

So it doesn't look like this? Maybe you can get an admin to give your rights. It's kinda odd though. I thought you automatically got space admin rights to your personal space.

In Space Tools -> Look and Feel you should see a Stylesheet tab. That is the place to put it.

You can get to the global stylesheet by going to Confluence admin -> Look and feel -> Stylesheet. If you just want to do it for a space then you would use the stylesheet setup in the space administration.

If you edit either the space or global stylesheet and add the below css it will change the color. The default is #ddd. .confluenceTh, .confluenceTd {border: 1px solid #bbb;}

Cool. Remember to take a backup of your prod system first before making the change.

In the LDAP setup there is a field to specify the user name. Have you tried changing that? Try it on a test system first. Maybe change it to the "mail" attribute. image2016-11-10 14:40:14.png

If you go to Confluence admin under the system plugins do you see Confluence Contributors Plugin? Is it enabled?

I thought about parsing the previous href too, but the problem with that is if the page title has special characters then the url will not have the space name in it anymore.

Are the users setting their own personal site home in their user settings? If so, then you could just provide a link to http://{confluence_base_ul} and they will be directed to their team home page. Another option would be to have pages within each space that does a page include of the report content ... that way they…

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Ah ... so you also have page restrictions on pages. Yeah, I think that even for admins page restrictions come into effect. They can easily add themselves into the restriction, but until that happens they are restricted. For pages that are not restricted admins should get notification. For restricted pages you are correct…

What do you mean by "closed page updates" and "opened page updates"?

If you go to your user profile -> settings -> email. On that page there is a checkbox called Subscribe to network. That needs to be checked.

Like I said system admins should be able to get into a space even if they have not been granted privileges to the space. I have tested this on my side by creating a space and only assigning access to one user that is not my account (which is a system admin). I then followed that user and had that user make a change and I…

An administrator should have access even if it is restricted. As for following users if you go to the people directory and look up a user when you hover over the user picture a dialog box pops up showing you info about the user. At the bottom is a follow button. This means that you will receive notice whenever that user…

You can watch the spaces, but if the user select not to notify watchers, then you would not get the update notification. Another option would be to follow all of your editors, and I think that you might actually get notified for those even if the user select not to notify watchers.

You set up custom CSS globally or for individual spaces to hide the edit feature. This should do it. .labels-edit-container {display: none;} Global change: Confluence Admin -> Look And Feel -> Stylesheet Space change: Space admin -> Stylesheet

Check out the page properties and page properties reports macro. With the page properties macro you can create a table on a page with key/value pairs wrapped in the page properties macro. Then on another page you can create a report of those pages that shows the key/value pairs. Would something like this be what you are…

Oh, wait I misread. You are moving to Confluence v5 not Advanced Search v5. Sorry.

You do have to port your scripts to be able to use it with 5.x. Below is the documentation for this. http://www.adaptavist.com/doco/display/ASP/Porting+Scripts