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@vrgl2 Could you please explain your setting a little bit more (labels, settings of the gallery macro, maybe screenshots) ? It is difficult to say anything more without these informations.

If your environment, matches with AND, it behaves exactly like the description says: "The match is an AND, not an OR."

Hi Markus, maybe a simple JQL is suitable: project = xxx and issuetype = epic You can save this filter and use it in any gadget you want. 

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Hi @Meera Shanmugam, it's here:

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Hi @Radhika Tk, an automatical assignment to the component lead only happens when the issue is created, not if the component is changed afterwards.

Hi @Rafał Leoniak if you haven't change the default settings, the administrators and the system-administrators groups include the Confluence Administrator permission: Which page do you want to open?

Hi Nanda, this JQL returns all the issues associated to an epic ordered by a column: "Epic Link" = "epic name" order by <...>

Hi Vasilis, you can only change an issue type to another one, if they use the same workflow. If workflows are different, you can't do that. Then you have to "move" the issue, using the same project as destination. By moving the issue, you can change the issue type. I think, your field also is not associated with the new…

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If you click that link, you should see the following in your profile (under "Watches" / Space Watches);

Hi Istvan, yes, it's possible, of course. Open the space with the blog, open the blog: and click on "Watch this blog" in the upper right corner:

Hallo @Markus Knoll, viele Grüße aus Hamburg ins Saarland und willkommen in der Community!

@[deleted] If you put the children-macro on the parent page of the broken page, it should also give you the page-id, if you hover over the link.

:-)

@[deleted] do you see the page in the "recently updated" macro? There is a link "view change" - this one should also provide you the page id

@AnnWorley but she can't view the page...

Go to project settings -> Components -> and click on "...":

@Joe Pitt yes, a group like that is weird... A project role might be clearer.

Hi Claudia, if you know the page id, you don't need the draft and share-ids. Do you see the link to the page e.g. in the page tree? Then you can click with the right-mouse-button on the link and copy the url to the clipboard. Then paste the link in a new browser window, and change "viewpage" to "editpage".

Hi @Mohamed El Taweel, yes, but it is a little bit tricky. You have to set a workflow condition to your workflow transition. But you can only set a condition for a group or a project role (User is in group / User is in Projekt role). There's nothing like "User is". So you have to define a group, call it "User ABC", add…

@Gabor Szinyei OK, then please try http://<your-confluence-url>/display/<space-key> instead

Hi Gabor, do you have Cloud? If so, are you able to open the space after the first creation? (try https://<your-account>.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/<your-space-key>/pages)

@Maarten Cautreels, @Monique vdB, let's make a champions meeting in Belgium 🍻 😄

Franziskaner Weißbier. It's a Bavarian beer, quite sweet. I don't like beer that is too dry or malty. Or too dark, or whatever. I'm very choosy when it comes to beer Prost! 

Great - let's meet in Bruges - it's soooo nice there 😄 I've been there two years ago.

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With the documentation-theme activated, you should see: You should switch back to the global look and feel there