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Change spaces from "Documentation" to "Global Look and Feel" theme
Atlassian, the makers of the Confluence wiki, have been announcing for some time that they intend to retire the "Documentation" theme which controls the way some spaces appear. This theme will be replaced by the "Global Look and Feel" theme at the time when we upgrade to version 6.0 of Confluence. So far, we have set no date for this upgrade and version 6.0 has not yet been released; however, if your space uses the "Documentation" theme, we encourage you to change it now at your leisure in advance of the forced change. A space uses the "Documentation" theme if there is a "Browse" option in the top menu. More details.
Blog macro content and searching not performing correctly
We are aware of two on-going problems with the display of Confluence content.
- If you use the blog macro which is a feature that shows the content of Confluence blog pages in their own box inserted into another page, then the content is not updating. The content will display correctly on the blog area of the Confluence space.
- New Confluence content is not being indexed correctly and may not appear in search results.
Not finding a Confluence account when adding permissions?
Confluence accounts are created at the time a netID holder logs in for the first time. If you see the error "User netID could not be found. Please confirm his or her existence with a Confluence Administrator" then please ask the user to log in to Confluence once to establish an account. After the first log in, you will then be able to add the netID to Confluence space permissions.
Confluence account clean up
We are starting a process to deactivate Confluence accounts belonging to graduated students and staff and faculty who have left the university. This process is reversible and does not remove pages or other content added by these users. Please let us know by writing to confluence at cornell.edu if there are any questions or concerns about this process.