Using the RSS feed builder, you can create customised RSS feeds to subscribe to changes within Confluence. Wondering what an RSS feed is? See more information about RSS Feeds. Building an RSS feedFollow the steps below to build your feed, choosing the type of content and the time period you want to monitor. To create a customised RSS feed:  Select the content types you want in your feed. Check Mail if you want to know when the email archive is updated. (See the overview of mail archives in Confluence.) Select one or more spaces from the list. Click Advanced Options to set the following: Option | Description |
|---|
Feed Name | The default name is based on the name of your Confluence installation. For example, 'Extranet RSS Feed'. | With these labels | Enter one or more labels separated by spaces or commas. Confluence returns all content (of the selected types) that matches one or more of the labels. See the hint below about using labels to customise your feeds. | Exclude these spaces | Exclude specific spaces from those already selected. | Sorted by | Sort content by either the date or creation or the date they were last updated. | Limit to | Specify the number of items returned in your feed. | Within the last | Specify how old items returned can be. | Include content for pages | Specify whether the entire page is displayed in the feed. |
- Choose Create RSS Feed.
- Drag or copy the link into your RSS reader.
|