Navigation entry points
Where Markdown appears in Confluence depends on how you have it installed.
Standalone: three pages, each named 'Capable Markdown' (a space page, a global page and a global settings page), all open to unlicensed users.
Suite: one shared 'Capable' space page, global page and settings page. You also get a second byline entry called just 'Capable' (keyboard shortcut ',') alongside the Markdown one.
Both installs include a shared 'Get started' settings tab, titled 👋.
#Where you do it
Task | Where |
|---|---|
Add a markdown document to a page | Confluence editor → /Markdown (Capable) [Suite] or /Markdown macro (Capable) [standalone], or the Markdown byline entry on a published page |
See earlier versions of a document | Capable Markdown page → open the document → 'Version history' panel |
#Settings that affect this
Setting | Where | What it does |
|---|---|---|
Space settings → Space Capability Settings | - | Auto shows the byline entry only when the page already carries markdown. Always pins it in every page's byline in that space. Never hides it there. |
#Limits that apply here
Limit | Value | What happens |
|---|---|---|
Version history entries | 50 | Beyond 50 versions the panel shows 'Limited to the last 50 entries'. |
Version list de-duplication window | 15 seconds | A version saved within 15 seconds of the previous one shown is hidden, so rapid auto-saves don't flood the list. Versions created during migration are always shown. |
#Related
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