Hello, I'm trying to create a checklist on confluence, but can't figure out how this works
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Hi Sarah, welcome to the Community. Note that I moved this question to the Confluence collection. If in fact this is a Jira question let me know and I can correct.
in Confluence there is a checkbox macro that looks like below. Would this work? If not what are your requirements?
Thank you Jack for the swift response.
I have found it now and really appreciate the help.
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@Sarah Loussaief Is there any way to create checklist by wiki . just like
in markdown .
- [x] something to do
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just type '[' and ']'.
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@Sarah Loussaief Your question was posted quite some time ago. But I stumbled over it and we're building an app that allows you to add checklists to pages in Confluence cloud. As a macro. Or as a button. They can even be used in Jira or publicly with a link or with externals via a web portal.
It is much more versatile than the simple task lists in Confluence. It's repeatable as it works with templates. You can use a mobile app for iOS or Android.
And basically it's a way to make sure that both your technical and your business teams do not forget things that they should know of. I've written a blog post about why checklists rock for business teams here.
If you try it out and have questions, just ping me. And by the way: It's 100% free both in Confluence and Jira.
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It's an amazing plugin, but it is only supported on cloud version. Will it be supported on data center version?
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Hi @Zhang Shenghui , glad to hear you like what Didit Checklist offers, but a Data Center version of the app is not planned.
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