For example, here's some markup:
* {{http://example.com/<your name>/blah/}}
This gets displayed mono-spaced but it also gets converted into a URL instead of being displayed verbatim which is what I want. But how?
This is probably going to seem heroic, but it works (so you gotta vote for it :-):
* {{http://www.google.com}}
This uses a literal html "h" as the first character of the URL, which blocks Confluence seeing it as a URL.
Is there a reason you don't want it to be a hyperlink?
Thanks for the workaround, Kevin. The reason is if I can't find a solution to this question :-)
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@Kevin Buchs: That's a neat trick :)
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I like it too!
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Here's another solution: Use the "no link" macro:
* {nolink:http://www.google.com}
Or this:
* {nl:http://www.google.com}
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