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   Feb 07

   Anonymous says:

   Is there any documentation in languages other than english? This will help using...

   Is there any documentation in languages other than english? This will help using the wiki on countries that do not speak english.

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      Feb 11

      Mei Yan Chan says:

      Hi, I'm afraid we do not have any translated documentation for you reference. P...

      Hi,

      I'm afraid we do not have any translated documentation for you reference. Perhaps you can try our forum or mailing list to see if there are other users who managed to translate them entirely. Thanks.

      • Forum - http://forums.atlassian.com/index.jspa

      • Mailing list - http://www.atlassian.com/software/confluence/mailinglist.jsp#developers

      Regards,
      Mei

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      Feb 11

      Ivo Verlaek says:

      There is a start of a Translation into the German language available here:

      There is a start of a Translation into the German language available here:

      http://www.softwaretesting.de/confluence/artikel/confluence-beispiele.html

      The intention is to tell you about some interesting tools available for Confluence and how to make the wiki less static but more interactive and dynamic.

      Pix Software GmbH.

      - Your Atlassian Partner in Europe

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   Jul 01

   Anonymous says:

   I would like to know what plugin was used to make the blue borders around the to...

   I would like to know what plugin was used to make the blue borders around the topics.

   -russell

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      Jul 01

      Sarah Maddox says:

      Hi Russell We have used the \ macro to make the blue borders on this page. Here'...

      Hi Russell
      We have used the {panel} macro to make the blue borders on this page. Here's the code:

      {panel:title=Confluence 2.8 Documentation|borderStyle=solid|borderColor=#6699ff|titleBGColor=#D5EFFF|bgColor=#ffffff}

      The {panel} macro is installed by default in Confluence, so you don't need to install a separate plugin.

      Here's a hint: If you want to see which macros are used in a page, you can view the wiki markup for any page: Open the 'Tools' menu and select 'View Wiki Markup'. If you do that on this page, you can see the {panel} macros.

      Cheers — Sarah

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