Structure your site by adding Refined Pages.
A Refined Page isn’t the same as a Confluence page – it is an additional page made entirely in Refined and functions as a ‘bucket’ for Confluence spaces you want to group together. For example, you can use them on an intranet to gather links to HR, Teams, Offices, and News on one page. All child items nested is a customizable landing page. It doesn't feature a specific Confluence space, Jira project or JSM project. However, you can let it show content from spaces and projects that are already added in the site structure.
You can group items under a Refined Page in the Site Builder site structure. These items then appear in a drop-down menu when you click the page’s name Refined Page item in the Navigation Menu navigation menu.
Add and edit a Refined Page
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Go to the
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site structure page to add
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a Refined Page
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Add it to the bottom of the Site Builder by clicking the + Add Content button.
Add it to a specific location in the Site Builder by hovering your cursor between content items and clicking the plus symbol that appears.
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Click Refined Page and set it up to your liking.
Edit a Refined Page
To edit the settings of a Refined Page:
Go to the Site Builder.
Click the Refined Page’s … (Three dots) > Settings.
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Setting
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Description
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Name
Change the Refined Page’s name.
An Atlassian content item’s name is not connected to your Atlassian instance. This means that:
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Changing the name of content in your Atlassian instance doesn’t change the name of that content in your Refined site.
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, edit its settings, and edit its permissions. Permissions let you decide who can see the Refined Page, which lets you tailor the site to different types of users.
Use the Page Builder to edit the page’s content and structure. For example, you can add a news feed, links to other pages, or important announcements.
Add a preview image and text.
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Settings
Setting | Description |
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Page Name | This name appears in the site structure, the site’s navigation menu and the Site Navigation module. |
Page URL | Change the Refined Page’s URL. |
Show in the Navigation Menu |
Show the Refined Page in the navigation menu and in the Site Navigation |
Theme |
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the Refined Page inherits your site’s main theme. |
You can |
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Go to the Site Builder.
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change the theme here. Items that you group underneath the Refined Page inherit this theme, unless you apply a different theme to those items. |