Confluence 2.8 : Moving Pages within a Space
This page last changed on Jun 11, 2008 by smaddox.
This page tells you how to move a page using a space's Tree view. This method allows you to move a page, or a family of pages, within a space. Alternatively, you can follow the instructions to move a page to a new position or to a new space while in edit mode. Confluence allows you to present your pages in any order (sequence) you choose. Read more about the sequential order of pages. To move a page, you need the following permissions:
When you move a page, its children will move as well. On this page: Error formatting macro: toc: java.lang.NullPointerException
Moving a PageTo move a page within the space's Tree view,
About the Sequential Order of PagesConfluence allows you to present your pages in any order (sequence) you choose. The position of a page is reflected in the following places:
Changing the Page OrderYou can change the order of the pages — simply move the page to its new position while editing the page or while viewing pages in the space's Tree view. Alphabetical versus Manual OrderBy default, Confluence will present your pages in alphabetical order. When you move a page to a different position, the order becomes manual for the affected page family.
Now let's consider what happens when you add a page to a page family, by creating a new page or by moving or copying a page into the family:
RELATED TOPICSSequential Order of Pages Take me back to Confluence User Guide |
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