Import HTML files into confluence

[Janusz Wiercimak]

Hi,

it is possible to import whole bunch of html files and attachments into confluence (as a web pages)?

Regards

[Nar Kumar C_ - Narva Software]

Hi Janusz,

You can use add-on to import HTML files: All-in-one File Importer for Confluence

It supports importing HTML files as well as ODT, LaTeX and many others. It supports multiple files at once, so if you have many files, you can import at once.

We are developers behind this add-on. Please give it a try and give us feedback if you see any issues. You can install from here:

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1221333/all-in-one-file-importer-for-confluence

[Pierre Radermecker]

Support for the asciidoc format would be appreciated.

[Nar Kumar C_ - Narva Software]

Hi Pierre, you are right Asciidoc is currently not supported. We will have a look into this and will try to add support.

In the meantime as an workaround, you can convert Asciidoc to any other supported formats like Markdown and import using above plugin.

[Arjun Hazari]

Hello @Janusz Wiercimak,

Yes this is possible with the help of Html Macro Kindly have a look at the 2 articles https://confluence.atlassian.com/conf64/import-content-into-confluence-936510869.html

Html macro

https://confluence.atlassian.com/conf64/html-macro-936511039.html

Hope this helps!!!!!!

Regards,

Arjun

[Paul Spain]

I suggest this is only a partial solution. 

The imported page can't be edited using the Confluence WYSIWYG editor. Any further mods require direct editing of the markup (HTML). 

As of Confluence version 6.15.2, the only document format with first-class* import support is Microsoft Word.  

Given their prevalence, isn't it about time HTML and Markdown import were given first-class* support in the core product?

* Subsequent editing via WYSWYG editor

[Pierre Radermecker]

Together with asciidoc first-class support ;-)

[skwasniak]

In my case it turned out the Confluence's Word Import was able to parse the MHTML files.

I wanted to move MS Teams Wiki to Confluence, and the exported files were in MHTML format which were successfully imported.

I had to apply some changes the the page in the end, but import saved me some time of copying and pasting.

[SiDawg]

Hi how were you able to import MHTML files? Were you using the Import tool which is available when creating a new page? Or some other import tool available to Confluence Admin or Super Admin? I'm a Confluence Admin and couldn't see any native Import tools.

The Word Import tool seemed to be "locked" to .docx files, and the OneDrive import was the same... no option to select MHTML files?