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Quick guide to viewing spaces
- The dashboard displays a list of all the spaces in the Confluence site that you have permission to see. You can make a space a favourite, or categorise the space, to get easy access to the content that is most relevant to you. See Customising your Personal Dashboard.
- The space directory displays a list of all the global and personal spaces in the Confluence site that you have permission to see. You can choose to see all spaces, the spaces you have marked as favourite, or the spaces in a given space category. You can further restrict the number of spaces displayed, by entering a word or words in the Filter box. Confluence will display only the spaces that have the matching words in the space name or description. See Viewing All Confluence Spaces.
- The people directory displays a list of all Confluence users, including those who have personal spaces. See Searching the People Directory.
Viewing spaces on the dashboard
The Confluence dashboard displays a list of spaces that you have permission to view. Remember to log in, so that you can see the complete list of spaces based on your username's permissions.
The Spaces tab displays all the global spaces on the site that you have permission to view, and the spaces you have marked as your favourites.
To see the spaces on the dashboard:
- Choose Dashboard at the top left of your Confluence screen.
- Scroll down and choose the Spaces tab.
Screenshot: Viewing spaces on the dashboard
Viewing spaces in the space directory
The space directory displays a list of global and personal spaces that you have permission to view. Remember to log in, so that you can see the complete list of spaces based on your username's permissions. The order of spaces is random.
Categorising the spaces: The spaces are displayed on a number of tabs, each showing a different set of spaces, as follows:
- All Spaces – Shows all the global and personal spaces on the site. The list excludes spaces that you do not have permission to view, and spaces that have been archived.
- Global Spaces – Excludes personal spaces.
- Personal Spaces – Shows only personal spaces.
- Favourite Spaces – Shows the spaces that you have marked as your favourites.
- Various categories – You will see a number of tabs showing spaces categorised by label. You can add any space category you like. See Using Labels to Categorise Spaces.
- Archived Spaces – Shows all the global and personal spaces on the site that have been archived, and that you have permission to view.
Filtering the list of spaces: To restrict the number of spaces displayed, enter a word or words in the Filter box. Confluence will display only the spaces that have the matching words in the space name or description.
To see the spaces in the space directory:
Choose Browse > Space Directory.
- Click one of the tabs to see the spaces you want.
- If you want to restrict the number of spaces shown, entering a word or words in the Filter box.
Screenshot: Viewing favourite spaces in the space directory
Viewing personal spaces in the people directory
The people directory displays a list of Confluence users, including those who have personal spaces. See Searching the People Directory. It excludes spaces that have been archived.
To see the personal spaces in the people directory:
Choose Browse > People Directory.
- Choose People with Personal Spaces.
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注意
- If you do not log in, you will be treated as an 'anonymous user'. Confluence will display only those spaces that an anonymous user has permission to see.
- Permission to access a space is granted by a space administrator. See the overview of space permissions.
- You can use the Spaces List macro to display a list of spaces on a Confluence page.