Thomas Schlegel Community Champion

That's a strange behaviour. I tested it again in my environment, also as an anonymous user and it works perfectly. Just for clarification: you are using Confluence Server, right? What do you see in your browser's footer, when you hover over your image? The link to someOtherSiteThatWeOwn/page2? Which Browser are you using?

Do you link to a webpage or to another Confluence page?

Hi @Dave Rook , it should work like this: Add an image to your page, select it and click on "Link": Add a Weblink and insert it: Save the page. Clicking the image should lead you to the web address. 

Hi @Tushar Mane , if you want to search only on the page itself, I would use the Browser's search function (STRG+F) There are search macros which you can add to your page: - pagetreesearch (searches all pages under a page) - livesearch (search in a space)

As an administrator, check the permission schemes of your projects.

Hi @Jessica Chase , you need to have the permission to delete issues. This is a project permission. As the error message says, ask your administrator.

I'm sorry, Nicolas, but every named user in your instance needs a license, regardless of their permission.

Hi @Nicolas Menciere you can create a space and make it public, e.g. visible for anonymous users. Move your pages to that space and they will be visible for everyone (everyone means not only for your clients, really everyone who knows the URL).

Hi @Kei Roberts , this is absolutely no bad explanation or question, it is a common problem in Confluence. I wrote an article about building a simple table filter: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-articles/The-Admin-s-tale-User-Macro-filtering-a-Confluence-table/ba-p/459369 If you need a more sophisticated…

Great, @Mihály Aszódi , if you think, your question is answered, please accept the answer. Users with similar questions can find answers more easy when they are accepted. Thank you. 

You're welcome, @Kristín Bestla Þórsdóttir If you later think, this will answer your question, please accept the answer. Other users with similar questions can find answers more easy when they are accepted. Thank you

There is no dedicated time until they are gone. They are gone when their fixversion is released (by default). But maybe your board is configured in another way. Have a look at the Board Configuration and look at the sub-filter for the Kanban board. There you should find the configuration for displaying issues in your…

Hi @Kristín Bestla Þórsdóttir , you should use "Issue-Level-Security" for this purpose. Look here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/configuring-issue-level-security-938847117.html

Please send your question to Atlassian directly: https://support.atlassian.com/

Hi @Mohamed Ashik Ali , I removed the email-Address from your post. Please note that this is a public community and posting an internal email-address is not recommended.

Hi @Mihály Aszódi , an issue is not deleted when it is done. It's still there, but maybe not in your Kanban board. Kanban boards are designed by default in a way that issues disappear from the board if they have a fixversion which is released. So, if you or your project administrator sets a fixversion to your "done" issues…

Hi @Darleen Kaur when you add the new workflow to the workflow scheme used by the project, you have to declare the issue type(s) which shall use the new workflow. Existing issues of this type will receive the new workflow also, therefore you have to edit mapping rules then for every status which does not exist anymore in…

Hi @Gaurang Mathur , have you seen this already: https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/importing-data-from-csv-938847533.html

Hi @baptistemuller , it's difficult to say something meaningful without any further information. Please have a look at your logfiles. Do you find an error there? 

Hi @Kevin O_Connor , maybe you changed your profile settings:

That's great - and yes, you can't change the default templates from Atlassian and add a label. I thought, you created a new one on your own.

btw, why is the comment-field a problem?

I think you can remove the space permissions for adding a comment in the space completely. This should remove the field - but it will be removed for all pages in the space. I think, this is not what you wanted to achieve. Without the app, you have to change the CSS manually. This will be not easier than using the app.

Hi @[deleted] , you can use the App "Hide Elements" for this purpose. It works well and you can hide several elements from your page with this app.

You're welcome, @Ian Graham , If you think, your question is answered, please accept the answer. Other users with similar question can find answers more easily if they are accepted. 

Hi @Steve Coppin-Smith , just click on the label field in the template:

Hi @Vidya Hariharan , you need to have the following permissions in your project: Schedule Issues permission and Edit Issues permission Look here for more information: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwareserver/permissions-overview-939938996.html

The URL is the URL of the page, e.g. https://<your-atlassian-accountname>.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/TEST/pages/<pagename>

Hi @Sekhar Chandra , you don't need a plugin for this purpose. Just do the following: query assignee changed to currentuser() after startOfDay("-1") and save the query Then click on "Details" and create a filter subscription, so that you get an email every day at 10 am. 

Hi @Patrycja Kowalczyk , please read the space permissions overview carefully: https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/space-permissions-overview-139521.html Add page gives you permission to create new pages and edit existing pages in this space (assuming the page is not restricted for editing). So the answer is no, you can't…