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Good evening,
I'm currently building a knowledge base for a large community of users. There will be thousands and thousands of tutorials host on my Confluence site, and I'd like to know what is the best way to make content organized and structured. For example, I'd like to create a category called "MS Office " which where there will be four submenus ("word", "excel", "sharepoint" and "access"). In each of this "child", there will be the tutorials.
Should I create a MS Office space in which I'll create a page ("Word" for example) with a lot of children pages ? Or is there another ways to do that ?
Note that I'll use Refined plugin to give my knowledge base a nice look.
Thank you !
Jules
I would put it all in one space if possible and a page tree per application, e.g. MS Office, Confluence, whatever applications you are using.
If you use Jira Service Desk you can also connect a service desk to this space so that users easily find answers.
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