Greetings - We are using Microsoft O365 SharePoint Online and Office productivity suite (Word Online, Excel Online, etc). We are not using Confluence for project documentation. Is there a way to remove the Pages menu item from the vertical side menu?We are aware there is a Confluence <=> SharePoint connector, but do not want to increase our subscription/license costs and do not want to confuse our users.
Thanks!
Hi there, Ryan.
By default, the structure of the Kanban / Scrum project page is configured to have the Page tab on the left panel. While I can understand that you are not using Confluence for project documentation and confusing users, may I know if there are any specific reasons as to why you would like to have it removed before I reach out to the dev / engineering team?
Clicking the tab shows the following screen and it requires you to connect a space first in my case as I have Confluence connected. May I know what you are seeing on your end?
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Hi Ahmad - Thank you for responding. I've answered your questions below:
may I know if there are any specific reasons as to why you would like to have it removed before I reach out to the dev / engineering team?
Clicking the tab shows the following screen and it requires you to connect a space first in my case as I have Confluence connected. May I know what you are seeing on your end?
Jira Cloud has configuration and setting options, but no settings to disable Confluence.
Thank you
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It looks like the team has allowed the Pages link mentioned here to be toggled, but in the process added a "Plan Sprint" dropdown on the Backlog view which has the exact same issue, and this one doesn't allow disabling it:
Is there any way we can just globally disable all Confluence-specific features? It's very confusing for users when actions are mentioned as if they're viable with the current license, and it feels like a high-friction upsell attempt. It doesn't sit well with users to have features mentioned so prominently and then yanked after two clicks.
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