_Customising Confluence - Installing Plugins

Created by Giles Gaskell on Sept 12, 2011 1 minute read

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There are hundreds of new features and customisations available for Confluence as plugins. For example, many additions to Confluence's macros are available as plugins. Or, if you want to populate Confluence with content created elsewhere, take a look at the WebDAV plugin and the Universal Wiki Converter.

Confluence comes with a number of bundled plugins. You can install others in one click via the plugin repository. Take a look at our most popular plugins.

Universal Plugin Manager:

If you are using Confluence Hosted, you can now install plugins using the Universal Plugin Manager.
Otherwise, you can install the Universal Plugin Manager by following these instructions: Installing the Universal Plugin Manager.

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