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However, for those who early in the Confluence journey, here is a quick guide. Click as below and write Clone Page (Space Crafter). You can also Click View more and click Confluence content and Click on Clone Page (Space Crafter)
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Configuring the Macro
When setting up the macro
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You , you have the following options to configure when setting up the macro.:
Source
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Page
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Specify the
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ID of the page you would like to use as a template.
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To find the
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page ID, navigate to the desired page and copy the ID number from the URL panel. (Refer to "Finding Page ID" at the bottom of this page
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for further guidance if needed.)
Parent
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Page
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Specify the
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ID of the page you want to
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designate as the parent of the newly created pages.
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Similar to the source page, you can find the
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page ID by navigating to the page and copying the
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ID number
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from the URL panel. (
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Refer to "Finding Page ID" at the bottom of this page
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for further guidance if needed.)
Title
Set the title
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for the new page. The
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title will automatically include a timestamp to ensure uniqueness. For example, a page titled "Your Page Title" created on May 27, 2024, at 13:21 will be named "2024-05-27 13:21 - Your
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Page Title."
Labels
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Define default labels for the newly created pages to ensure proper categorization and easy retrieval.
Copy
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Labels from
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Source Page
Optionally, you can copy the labels from the source
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page to the new page.
Copy
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Attachments from
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Source Page
Specify whether you want to copy
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attachments from the source page to the new page.
Button
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Text
Define
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the text that will appear on the clone page button to suit your needs.
Button Appearance
Choose from several options for the button's appearance
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You got several option on how the apperance should be:
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default
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danger
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primary
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subtle
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Default
Danger
Primary
Subtle
Warning
These configuration options allow you to tailor the macro to your specific requirements, ensuring a seamless and efficient page cloning process.
Finding the ID of a Confluence Cloud Page
To configure certain features or macros within Confluence, you may need to locate the ID of a specific page. Here's how you can find the page ID:
Navigate to the Page:
Open your Confluence Cloud instance and navigate to the page for which you need the ID.
Locate the URL:
Once on the desired page, look at the URL in your browser’s address bar. The URL typically follows this format:
https://<your-domain>.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/<space-key>/pages/<page-id>/<page-title>.
Identify the Page ID:
The page ID is the numerical value located in the URL, immediately following
/pages/. For example, in the URLhttps://example.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/PROJ/pages/123456789/Page+Title, the page ID is123456789.
Example:
URL:
https://example.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/PROJ/pages/123456789/Page+TitlePage ID:
123456789
By following these steps, you can easily identify and copy the page ID needed for configuring macros or other features within Confluence.