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Pages are the content building blocks of your sites...
What are Pages?
In normal websites, the term "page" – also known as a "web page" – refers to any document viewed in your web browser. In Confluence, however, the term specifically relates to a page of content like the one you are looking at right now.
All pages are stored within a Space
and must have a unique title within that Space.
The content that appears on a page is constructed using Wiki Markup Editor (you can use the Rich Text Editor if you don't like using Wiki Notation) and you can add extra formatting and intractive elements to pages using Macros.
Related Tutorials
The following tutorials show you how to perform some common tasks:
- Adding Pages — This tutorial covers the basic tasks required to add a new page...
- Deleting Pages — This tutorial covers the basic tasks required to delete a page...
- Editing Pages — This tutorial covers the basic tasks to edit an existing page...
- Moving Pages — This tutorial covers the basic tasks required to move a page to a different location...
- Page Restrictions — You can restrict view and edit permissions on a page by page basis...
- Linking to Pages — The most common form of links are those that link web pages together. This tutorial shows you how to link to pages within Confluence and also on external sites...
Frequently Asked Questions
| Q | Is there a limit on the number of pages I can have within a Space? |
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| A | No. You can have as many pages as desired but bear in mind that the more pages you have the more disk space and RAM you will use on the server — if you are in a hosted environment, there may be restrictions or cost considerations relating to the resources you use. |
Comments (2)
Nov 01, 2006
Anonymous says:
Is there a script or a plugin to automatically refresh a page to a template? Fo...Is there a script or a plugin to automatically refresh a page to a template? For example we want to refresh a sandbox every hour.
Nov 10, 2006
Guy Fraser says:
Not currently, however you could create a plugin that does this in theory. I'm g...Not currently, however you could create a plugin that does this in theory. I'm guessing that instead of just replacing a page in your sandbox you would likely want to replace the whole space?