The Include Page macro ( include) to include the entire content of a page on another page.įor example, let's say you create release notes for each major release of your product, and you want to include the intro from each release notes page on a 'what's new' page. The Excerpt Include macro ( excerpt-include) to include the contents of an excerpt on another page. The Excerpt macro to define a re-usable section, or 'excerpt', on a page – add content inside this macro, and you can reuse it on as many pages as you like.
There are 3 macros that allow you to re-use content: Inclusions not only save you typing the same thing many times, they also make it easier when things change – it's much better to update the info in one place, than 47! If there's something you're going to use multiple times in your documentation space – whether it's a word, sentence or paragraph an image a product version number or anything else – you can create it once and include it on as many pages as you like (or use it in the header and/or footer).
Customize the overview at any time-what it looks like is completely up to you! Select Spaces in the Confluence navigation and select View all spaces and click Create spaceĬhoose Documentation space (it'll give you a custom overview with a search box-the livesearch macro-to search just your documentation space, a recently updated macro, and a few other goodies) and hit NextĬonfluence will automatically create the space key and create the space overview. Below are some tips to help you get your technical documentation site started, and to save you time and effort managing your documentation's life cycle. Confluence is a flexible platform with a range of features and add-ons that can help you capture, distribute, and update your technical documentation.
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