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This page tells you how to link to a news item. You can also read about including blog posts on your page.
You need to edit in 'Wiki Markup' mode to create a link to a news item.
To link to a news item,
You need to know the title of the news item as well as the date on which it was created.
- Convert the date into the format: year/month/day.
- You can now create a link to the news item, like this:
必要な入力項目
表示結果
[/2007/06/25/Sample News\]
Where:
'/2007/06/25' is the date the news item was published.
'Sample News' is the title of the news item.
Examples of Use
You have three options:
1. Directly providing the URL (absolute path)
[http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/2007/06/25/Sample+News]
http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/2007/06/25/Sample+News
2. Including the alias as well
[my blog|http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/2007/06/25/Sample+News]
3. Using the relative path (on the same server)
Note: You must provide the entire path to the news item.
[my blog|DOC:2007/06/25/Sample News]
You can also link to a whole day's news items, just by leaving out the news item's title at the end of the link.
[my blog|DOC:2007/06/25]
You must create the news item first
Linking to a news item that has not been created yet will not result in a link. News items are very tightly bound to the time at which they were created, soit makes no sense to link to them before they exist.
To link to a list of news items within a given space,
You need to know the key of the space.
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[news|http://myConfluenceURL/pages/viewrecentblogposts.action?key=ABC] |
Where:
'myConfluenceURL' is the URL address of your Confluence system, e.g. 'confluence.mycompany.com'.
'ABC' is the key of the relevant space..
Try the Blog Posts macro for an in-page display of news items
If you'd rather show a dynamic list of news items on your page, instead of a link to the news items, try the Blog Posts macro.
関連トピック
Working with Blog Posts Overview
Working with Links Overview
Blog Posts Macro
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