.expand-control .expand-icon background: url('/images/icons/plus.png') no-repeat; /* Changes chevron to plus */
Review your top 10 longest Confluence pages. Wherever you see a massive table or a wall of text, wrap it in an expand macro. You will immediately see a drop in "Where is the X?" questions. confluence ui expand
.expand-container .expand-control.open .expand-icon background: url('/images/icons/minus.png') no-repeat; /* Changes open to minus */ | Creating a "Summary" that appears on a dashboard
| Macro | Behavior | Best Use Case | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Hides content behind a clickable toggle. | Non-essential details, spoilers, long logs. | | Excerpt | Marks a section of text to be reused on other pages. | Creating a "Summary" that appears on a dashboard. | | Section | Creates horizontal columns (usually paired with the Column macro). | Laying out images side-by-side. | building a knowledge base
Introduction: The Battle Against the Scroll of Death In any Confluence environment—whether you are documenting API specifications, building a knowledge base, or managing project retrospectives—there is a common enemy: information overload .