Confluence Markup
Pages and blogs
- Create and Edit Pages
- Blog Posts
- The Editor
- Move and Reorder Pages
- Copy a Page
- Delete or Restore a Page
- Add, Remove and Search for Labels
- Drafts
- Page Restrictions
- Links
- Anchors
- Tables
- Add, Assign, and View Tasks
- Autocomplete for links, files, macros, mentions and emojis
- Page Layouts, Columns and Sections
- Create Beautiful and Dynamic Pages
- Page Templates
- Blueprints
- Import Content Into Confluence
- Undefined Page Links
- View Page Information
- Page History and Page Comparison Views
- Confluence Markup
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This section describes two types of markup found in Confluence:
- Confluence storage format. Confluence stores the content of pages and blog posts in an XHTML-based format. Advanced users can view the storage format of a page and even edit it, provided their Confluence site is configured to allow that.
- Wiki markup. Confluence allows data entry via a shorthand code called wiki markup. Some parts of the Confluence administration interface also accept wiki markup for defining content. For a description of the wiki markup syntax, see Confluence Wiki Markup.
Last modified on Dec 7, 2023
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