You can add a link to a comment by making use of the permalink (permanent link) associated with each comment. Alternatively, using wiki markup you can link directly to the ID of a comment.

Linking to a comment via the permalink

To link to a comment from within Confluence:

  1. Right-click the date/time at the lower right of the comment box.
  2. Use your browser's 'copy link location' function to copy the link on the date/time text. That link is the URL of the comment.
  3. Edit the page from which you want to link to the comment.
  4. Choose Insert > Link in the editor toolbar.
  5. Choose the Web Link tab.
  6. Paste the comment's URL into the address field.

  7. Provide link text if required.

  8. [挿入] を選択します。
  9. ページを保存します。

To link to a comment from outside Confluence:

  1. Right-click the date/time at the lower right of the comment box.
  2. Use your browser's 'copy link location' function to copy the link on the date/time text. That link is the URL of the comment.
  3. Use this URL to link to the comment from your web page.

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Linking to a comment via the comment ID

You can enter wiki markup into the Confluence editor, either via Insert > Wiki Markup, or by typing the full wiki markup into the editor and allowing Confluence to autoconvert it.

Here is the wiki markup syntax for linking to a comment, where the comment ID is '12345'.

Without an alias:

[$12345]

With an alias:

[alias text|$12345]

To find the ID of a comment, right-click the date/time at the lower right of the comment box and examine the URL of the comment.