Confluence tries to encourage linking by making it as simple as possible. You can link to content anywhere within Confluence or an external site just as easily, using the same syntax. Confluence also gives you the flexibility to do some pretty complicated things with links.

You can create links to and from any of the editable content on the site:

You can also use a Confluence link to:

Links in Confluence are always denoted by square brackets. Whenever you place text between square brackets, Confluence recognises it as a link.

Handy Hints

  • Links in Confluence will not break even when you rename pages or move them between spaces on your site!
  • Looking for link type not shown above? You might find a plugin can help you.
  • Your Confluence administrator can configure Confluence to display icons next to each link, distinguishing external links, user links and email links.


RELATED TOPICS

Rich Text-Creating and removing a link
Changing the Title of a Link
Working with Anchors
CamelCase linking
Trackback
Linking to Confluence Pages from Outside Confluence

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