Formatting for Confluence
Confluence gives you headings, tables and panels. That is enough for a meeting note and not enough for a landing page, a knowledge base article or an API reference.
Capable Formatting adds 38 macros that fill the gap, all configured through a form rather than by writing markup, and all sharing one colour system so a page built from six of them still looks like one page.
#Start here
#Everything in this space
OverviewWhat Capable Formatting is, the 38 macros it contains, and how the standalone app differs from the suite.Get startedInsert your first macro, and set up the brand that makes every later macro match.MacrosAll 38 Capable Formatting macros, grouped by what you are trying to do.Building a pageThe systems every macro shares: colour, templates, presets, images, links and AI drafting.ExamplesThree page patterns built from these macros, and the macros each one leans on.ReferenceExport support, what anonymous readers see, and the macro names in each product.AdministrationBrand guidelines, macro presets, and the switches that live at product level.IntegrationsThe capabilities that ship alongside these macros, and migrating from another vendor.TroubleshootingFour symptoms, and in three of them the product is behaving correctly.How-to guides and FAQTask-first guides and quick answers for Capable Formatting macros in Confluence.Release Notes
Thirty-eight macros. You will use eight, and they will look like one product.
