Finding and reusing diagrams
Most diagrams worth drawing have been drawn before, somewhere in your Confluence. These guides cover finding them, grouping them so they stay found, showing one diagram on many pages, and turning good ones into templates.
#Common tasks
You want to | Go to |
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Group related diagrams from different pages | |
Show one diagram on several pages, kept in step | |
Start from a template | |
Turn a good diagram into a template | |
Find a diagram by its title or the text inside it | |
Decide between reusing and copying a diagram | |
Understand space and global collections | |
Understand space, global and built-in templates |
#Guides in this section
Organise Confluence diagrams into collectionsCreate a collection in the Capable Diagrams catalogue and drag diagrams into it, without moving them off their pages.Find a diagram template in ConfluenceSearch your space, global and built-in diagram templates from the page byline and insert one in a few clicks.Save a Confluence diagram as a templateTurn a diagram already on a page into a reusable template with Save as template in the Capable Diagrams catalogue.Show the same diagram on several Confluence pagesEmbed one diagram on many Confluence pages with a diagram reference, so every page shows the same, current drawing.
#Related
Draw it once, find it again, reuse it everywhere.
