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Adding Emoticons
There are two ways to add an emoticon, or smiley, to your Confluence page.
By choosing an emoticon from those available:
- Choose Insert > Emoticon when editing, to display the available emoticons.
- Click on an emoticon to insert it.
By typing a character combination:
You can insert emoticons by typing commonly-used character combinations. For example, the following code appears as an emoticon when the page is rendered.
;)
This example creates this emoticon: .
The emoticons (and other icons) available in Confluence, and the character combinations that create them, are shown in this table:
Image | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Notation | :) | :( | :P | :D | ;) | (y) | (n) | (i) | (/) | (x) | (!) | (+) | (-) | (?) | (on) | (off) | (*) | (*r) | (*g) | (*b) | (*y) |
Preventing Emoticons from Appearing
To prevent Confluence from turning parts of text into emoticons, 'escape' the character sequence by inserting a '\' character.
For example, this character sequence contains an emoticon:
(-example_here;)
This example appears as: (-example_here.
To 'escape' the emoticon sequence, insert a slash as in the following example:
(-example_here\;)
The characters will then appear exactly as typed.
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