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Log in to the Knowledge Base.
Navigate to the page you wish to revise. Click on the edit pencil icon in the upper-right navigation.
Enter your changes using the text editor tools.
Click the blue Publish button in the bottom right corner of the screen. Your changes will then be live.
To view your page within our applied theme, click Refined in the top-center of the window. Choose to View in Refined.
In the new browser tab, you will see the live page as it appears to the public.
Close the tab to return to the editor view.
Creating New Articles while in the Theme
Editors are invited to create articles where they see fit. With your intended topic in mind, navigate to the KB page that you would like to nest your new article under. This begins the Parent-Child page relationship. A page that is nested under another is considered a "Child" page, while the page that holds the Child pages is considered the "Parent" page.
Log in to the KB.
Go to the section where you wish to add an article. Click on the edit pencil icon in the upper-right navigation.You will be taken to the page in Confluence and will be in edit mode. Click Close.the ellipsis and select Create new page in Confluence.
You will have a blank page for your article and can add and publish your content.
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Creating New Articles in Confluence
There are two ways to create a new page using the Parent page:
Navigate to the Parent page in the page tree.
Click on the blue Create button at the center-top of the window.
Find your Parent page in the page hierarchy.
Hover your cursor over the list item and click on the + (plus) button.
Before you begin typing, choose the appropriate template in the right-hand toolbar.
If necessary, use the search bar within this toolbar.
The How-to article is a great starting point for KB guides.
Using a Template for New Articles
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On most blank pages, your template options will automatically display. If you have do not see the panel, click the ellipsis (…) and select Templates & import doc. |
Search for and select the How-to article template.
Begin documenting your topic. Click Publish when you are finished.
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