Changing the Default Behavior and Content in Confluence
Customizing your Confluence Site
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- Creating issues and sub-tasks
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- Creating issues using the CSV importer
- Cannot delete an issue type and unable to find issues associated to a deleted issue type
- Moving an issue
- Configuring sub-tasks
- Adding, editing, and deleting an issue type
Confluence comes with some handy default settings that determine what people see when they first enter the Confluence site, and the default content that is put into new spaces and other areas of Confluence.
Confluence administrators can change the settings to customize the behavior and the default content of their Confluence site:
Last modified on Jun 6, 2016
In this section
Related content
- Creating issues and sub-tasks
- How to automatically transition parent linked issue when all child linked issues in the same status using Automation
- Create issues and sub-tasks
- Automation Rule Not Updating Cascade Field Correctly
- Creating issues using the CSV importer
- Cannot delete an issue type and unable to find issues associated to a deleted issue type
- Moving an issue
- Configuring sub-tasks
- Adding, editing, and deleting an issue type
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