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One Confluence instance can have several sites, and each site can work as an independent part of your Confluence with its own top menu, theme, and structure.
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Site Builder
The Site Builder is the tool you use to build your site’s structure and navigation. It’s where you organise your spaces and apply themes to sites. Read more.
Add content to a site home (dashboard)
Each site has its own landing page called the site home. You can add content to a site home with the Layout Editor.
Global site
By default, you will have one global site. You can activate Refined as the global theme to change the look and feel of your Confluence instance. Alternatively, you can keep the native Confluence look and feel and only apply Refined to specific spaces.
Full sites and single space sites
When you add a site to your Refined setup, you can make it a Full Site or a Single Space site.
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Instead of a category menu, the site has its navigation in the side bar.
Instead of a site home, the site has the space home as its landing page.
You can set a theme on just this one space, and keep the default Confluence look and feel for the rest of your Confluence instance.
You can remove theming from this site.
Site navigation settings
Read more about customising the navigation experience for your users.
Site settings
Setting | Description |
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Site name | Each site has a name that is shown in the Site Switcher. It is also used in modules and when making content dynamic with text variables. |
Site URL suffix | The site URL is the link that directs users to your site. For each site, you can customise the path: the part that comes after the / (for example: http://www.example.com/ pathexample) |
Site ID | A unique number for the site. |
Site logo | If this has not been specifically set on a site, it will show the logo set for your Confluence instance in General Configuration > Look and feel > Site Logo and Favicon. |