Add Page Tree In Confluence

Try not to go deeper than (Parent -> Child -> Grandchild).

If you prefer wiki markup or are using an older version:

If you have a massive tree (50+ pages), add the macro immediately above your Page Tree macro. This allows users to filter the tree instantly without using the global search bar. add page tree in confluence

| Parameter | Description | Example | |-----------|-------------|---------| | | The starting point of the tree. Leave blank to use the current page as root. | Product Documentation | | Start Depth | Which level of the tree to show first (0 = root only, 1 = root + children, etc.) | 2 | | Expand Levels | Number of levels expanded by default (1 = only root expanded). | 3 | | Sort Children | Alphabetically, by creation date, or manually via page order. | Alphabetical | | Show Root Page | Whether to display the root page itself in the tree. | Yes / No | | Exclude Pages | Comma-separated list of page titles to hide. | Draft, Old Meeting Notes |

Adds a small search bar above the tree that only searches within those specific pages. Click Insert and Publish your page. 3. Adding a "Children Display" (The Lite Version) Try not to go deeper than (Parent ->

page-tree:root=My Parent Page

If the child pages are still in "Draft" or haven't been published yet, they won't appear in the tree. | 3 | | Sort Children | Alphabetically,

Sometimes you want the page tree to live inside the content—for example, on a Department Home Page or a Project Overview. To do this, you use the . Step-by-Step Instructions: Enter Edit mode on your page (press E ). Click where you want the tree to appear.

Mastering the page tree is the quickest way to improve the user experience of your Confluence site. By using the , you give your team a clear roadmap of where information lives, reducing the time spent searching and increasing the time spent doing.