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*the* most basic possible task - how ....when editing a page - does one create a link that will be to a new page.
this used to be a normal operation in Confluence, but it seems to have been removed in the new interface.
what am I missing? - the whole point of a wiki is to create a structured document.
thanks,
Oli.
Per https://confluence.atlassian.com/confcloud/insert-links-724764900.html, you can use the markdown link syntax with an empty URL: [My new page]() to create an undefined placeholder link. Make sure to type a space or return after that to make the editor convert the markdown into the link.
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Hi @Oli Harvey ,
Welcome to Community !
Yes, in new editor you won't see a Undefined page links (create a link to new page) and already improvement ticket is with Atlassian on this.
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-67129
Please watch and vote to get further updates on that ticket.
Below is the workaround suggested by Atlassian on this.
As this is not a native feature in the new editor for now, we can keep using our undefined links by opening them on a new tab (right-clicking over the link and selecting this option, or CTRL + Right Click / COMMAND + Right Click).
To insert an undefined link on a page with the new editor, create a link with this address:
Thanks,
Avinash
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thanks Avinash. I have voted, however probably won't watch as the company I work for are now most unlikely to go ahead with Confluence.
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