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Macro Guide
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Big list of formatting Options
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The main idea of Confluence is to make it easy for you to share information with others; team-members, family, and friends. Confluence, at its base, was built on the principle of a Wiki.
A Wiki or wiki (pronounced "wicky" or "weekee", see pronunciation section below) is a website (or other hypertext document collection) that allows a user to add content, as on an Internet forum, but also allows that content to be edited by any other user. (from wikipedia)
Confluence has many features which extend beyond average wikis. Please find a few of these in the list below. You may also find a growing list at the Confluence Documentation homepage .
- Formatting Content
- Creating pages and linking
- Using Spaces
- Thumbnail gallery
- Searching abilities
- RSS Capabilities
- Jira integration
- Tasklist
- Testplan Macro
- Email archiving
- Source code formatting
- Example Index
- Taglink Macro Example
Confluence is produced by Atlassian, a Sydney based software firm which is committed to providing legendary service to a global clientele.
Comments (1)
May 14, 2007
Anonymous says:
Comments can be made on any page and are fully indexable by our search engine. F...Comments can be made on any page and are fully indexable by our search engine.
For example, this comment uses the word 'octagon', which can be found successfully via our example search page.