Confluence 2.9 : Sequential Order of Pages
This page last changed on Jun 11, 2008 by smaddox.
Confluence allows you to present your pages in any order (sequence) you choose. The position of a page is reflected in the following places:
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:
Changing the Page OrderYou can change the order of the pages by moving pages within the page family — simply move the page to its new position while editing the page (see Moving a Page) or while viewing pages in the space's 'Tree' view (see Moving Pages within a Space). You can also change the order of a page-family from manual to alphabetical (see Setting a Page Family to Alphabetical Order). RELATED TOPICSOverview of Pages Take me back to Confluence User Guide |
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