- Show raw text
- If someone does something cool, it would be nice to be able to look at it, even if you do not have editing capabilities.
- MIKE - Hrm... isn't this a security hole though? You might not want people to see where the page content came from?
- Dave: configurable by space. default disabled.
- Better management of attachments
- Date and user whom upload file (and version?)
- Versioning or historic (like JSPwiki)
- Custom field to comment or qualify attachment.
- Update option to upload attachments with same name.
- insert areas
- swiki has insert areas, which are great for added content to a page. This is really a quick edit feature, and different than a comment which is separate from a page.
- MIKE - I'll have a look at Swiki to find out how this works.
- Make the words Last changed (or maybe the date) at the top of the page a shortcut to the revision page displaying the last changes made.
- Smarter Messaging Dave.
- Smart alert, send message N minutes after users last edit of a watched page. This would reduce the possibility of multiple messages being sent while a user is editing a page.
- Support for definition lists. Many other Wikis (including JSPWiki, TikiWiki, Meatball Wiki, ...) support definition lists with a syntax like ;term:definition or *;term:definition. How about adding this to the Confluence markup? JIRA issue.
- tables CONF-859
Charles Miller: 1.0 will be a little more intelligent about 404's
templates
- set a default template for a space
- CHARLES This would be quite useful in combination with the metadata tags, as you'd be able to define the default "starting tags" for a new page in the default template.
- set a size of the text box for the variables CONF-789
Fields in templates to be actual fields when the page is edited (addressed in rc5)
Stylesheets
Nick Sieger How are stylesheets managed in the app currently? I know there's the look and feel section where you can either customize the colors or override the decorators. One approach is limited and the other one seems like a blunt instrument when all you want to do is change the stylesheet. What about a 'download current stylesheet' function, where you could provide a link to do what the styles/main.action does, and the stylesheet could be modified and re-uploaded either at the space or page level? I noticed that on the test site someone uploaded a .css file as an attachment – what if you could do this and then put a special macro in the body of the page to tell it to use the attached stylesheet? I realize this could be tricky because you may have already executed the header decorator by the time you're transforming the page body.
