At Atlassian we live in Confluence. Our intranet houses all the content that keeps the company running. This collection of rich pages and blog posts often includes useful links to other relevant Confluence pages, or content from around the web. Linking to other content from the Confluence editor is simple, just type: Trigger autocomplete for links by pressing: Then choose from a list of your recently viewed pages, or start typing to search for other content to link to: Here are four ways you

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Five Keyboard Shortcuts I Can’t Live Without

I've said it before – I'm a productivity junkie. If there's a faster way to get something done, I'll find it. That's why I commit keyboard shortcuts to memory. Shortcuts for the actions I perform the most. Shortcuts that help me get more work done, faster. Since I spend 90% of my day working with my team in Confluence I thought I'd share the five keyboard shortcuts I use the most to get my job done.

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How to Manage Complex, Versioned Content in Confluence

This is a guest post from K15t Software, Atlassian Experts and makers of Scroll Office, Scroll Versions, Scroll PDF Exporter, and many other Confluence add-ons. If you manage complex content in Confluence, Scroll Versions is a must-have add-on for keeping your Confluence instance organized. With it, you can manage concurrent versions of pages or product documentation in one space, enhance content-reuse, improve SEO, and now publish to an existing Confluence space! We've taken all the customer

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It’s been a little over a month since we released Confluence Blueprints, ready-made solutions to common business problems. There's the Meeting Notes Blueprint to help you run effective meetings, the File List Blueprint for sharing files with your team, and the Product Requirements Blueprint for collaboratively defining and tracking your product requirements – all in one place. Ever since the initial release we've been heads down making improvements to the Confluence Blueprints experience.

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On Wednesday, March 27, Atlassian invited 250 customers, friends, fans, and partners from around the Bay Area to attend First Look. Atlassian Co-founder Mike Cannon-Brookes took the stage and unveiled Confluence Blueprints – ready-made solutions to common business problems faced by teams of all shapes and sizes. Mike stressed that in today's age, software development goes way beyond development teams. This was echoed by Jim O'Neill, CIO of HubSpot, who shared how his company used Confluence

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Workflow Your Blueprints

Introducing Workflows For Your Blueprints Following the succesful release of Ad hoc Canvas Blueprints for Confluence 5.1, Comalatech have now integrated Ad hoc Workflows functionality directly into Confluence Blueprints. Blueprints provide your organization with ideas and structure so you can get started creating Confluence content right away. Ad hoc Workflows helps you to automate reviews, approvals and publishing. Workflow Your Blueprints How do they work together? You can now

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