Matt Atlassian Team

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  • You can activate Confluence by logging into your My Atlassian account at http://my.atlassian.com
  • You first need to register the JIRA gadget in Confluence. See: http://confluence.atlassian.com/x/MpApD You need to register the Filter Results gadget. Once registered you can add the gadget to any Confluence page as you would with any other macro using the Macro Broswer.
  • Are you looking to highlight synatx based on the language? The ability to do this was shipped in Confluence 3.5. See here
  • Geoff, we're sorry you feel this way and we'd hate to lose you as a customer. What was the thinking there? You can learn more our the decision to remove wiki markup in this message from Atlassian's Founders.
  • Hi @x30n, If I am in a meeting i write my notes in wiki for easy pasting after the meeting As mentioned above this is still possible with the Insert Wiki Markup dialog accessible from the Insert menu or via the keyboard shortcut 'Command/Control + Shift + D'. I hate WYSIWYG it takes me much longer to format and type in it…
  • Hey Mike, Thanks for taking the time to raise your concern. We're sorry that you've not had a positive experience with the new editor. Where can I sensibly raise me concerns, rather than just wining on a forum? If you have specific issues that you'd like to raise please head over to – Confluence 4.0 Editor - Customer…
  • To be clear, there is no more wiki markup editor in Confluence 4.x. Confluence OnDemand customers are always running the latest version of Confluence, currently 4.1. Hence, there is no wiki markup editor available to OnDemand customers. But, you can utlize some of the features of the new editor that provide support for…
  • This is a known issue, which is being tracked here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-17621 This is really a web browser issue, rather than an issue with Confluence itself. Confluence sends the complete image information to the browser, but then the browser doesn't rotate the image when it renders it. Jim's workaround…
  • CamelCase linking was removed in Confluence 4.0 due to low recorded usage and the ongoing goal of simplifying Confluence. This was communicated in the Confluence 4.0 release notes.
  • Pasting images from your clipboard into the editor only works in supported versions of Firefox and Chrome. It's not available in Safari or IE.