How do I remove a Confluence page from a JIRA project

[chris.reyes]

I have a JIRA project that has linked Confluence pages from an earlier administrator.  These pages do not belong with this JIRA project.  How do I remove the Confluence page from the list of pages associated.  Here's a screenshot.

Thank you.

[Davin Studer · Accepted solution]

In the top right corner the "..." menu will let you select a different space to associate the project to.

[chris.reyes]

Thanks.  So I can't associate specific pages to a project.  Just specific spaces?

[Davin Studer]

No you can't associate specific pages. It is a space association.

[Julie Beecher]

Is there a way to completely remove the space association? I really just wanted to associate a page and not the whole space. 

[Jason Lazerus]

Anyone figure this out yet?

[Marianna Ole]

There is a way to remove/delete a Confluence page (published and non-published).

Please follow screenshots attached

[natalia_ssq]

It's still not clear:

How to remove a Confluence page from a JIRA project.

[Marianna Ole]

There is a way to remove/delete a Confluence page (published and non-published).

Please follow screenshots attached

[Milorad]

I don't think the answers pertain to the original question at least not based on the screen shots posted in the answers ... The original question asked about removing a Confluence page from JIRA project, the answers showed a Confluence page, not the JIRA page. I still don't know how to/cannot do this. The screen shot I see is below and I don't have three dots "...". What do I do to remove the page back to blank? This is so frustrating ...

[KimmoS]

Hello, if you want to remove the connection to the Confluence Space (in Jira Cloud):

1. Go To "Project Settings" -> "Features" and Scroll down to Pages
2. Choose "Configure"
3. "Toolchain" will open
4. Hover over the connected Confluence Space in "Plan"
5. Hover over the "..." and choose "Remove Conncetion"

You can obviously choose "Toolchain" in the "Project Settings" in the first place and go straight to #4.

I seriously want to have the same mushrooms the UX-Designers and Product Owners at Atlassian are consuming.

[Milorad]

Hi KimmoS,

Thank you very much - it worked! Much appreciated ...

Milorad