Flag links to a blocked domain in Confluence
To flag links to a blocked domain in Confluence, open the Capable Quality Rules page, set Disallowed domain links to a level, type the domain, such as example.com, and select Add. Select Save changes. Pages linking to that domain, or any of its subdomains, are then flagged and listed.
#Before you start
You need | Why |
|---|---|
Capable Quality, or the Capable Suite on the Advanced edition | Quality is part of Capable Quality for Confluence and the Advanced edition of the Capable Suite. |
Confluence administrator | Only Confluence administrators can save changes on the Rules page. |
Pages indexed | Links are read from each page's stored scan. |
#Steps
Open Capable Quality: select Capable Quality in the Confluence Apps menu, or in a space sidebar to see only that space (in the Suite, Capable, then Quality).
Under Manage, select Rules.
Under Compliance, set Disallowed domain links to Priority, Warning or Info.
In the box that reads
example.com, type the domain and select Add, or press Enter. Repeat for each domain.Select Save changes. Unsaved changes shows next to the button until you do.
In the navigation, select Disallowed links to list every page that links to a blocked domain.
#What happens next
Each page that links to a blocked domain shows a Disallowed domain links finding in its Quality byline and panel. Blocking example.com also catches www.example.com and other subdomains. To remove a domain, select the cross on its badge and save.
To find pages linking to a domain without flagging it, use the Domains filter in Capable Search.
#Related
Keep links where they belong.
