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Hello everyone, As the holiday season approaches, we’re excited to bring you some fresh updates to Lively Blogs, Usage Statistics, and PocketQuery! These enhancements are designed to make your Confluence workflows smoother, insights sharper, and your content more engaging. Here’s all you need to know: ✨ PocketQueryWe’ve expanded
After a long period of beta testing (thanks to all the testers!!), version 1.0 is now finally here. Since then, a lot of bugs have been squashed and little things here and there have been improved. The most noticeable change might be the “Create branch” and “Merge” controls, which
(Note: This is a news article about the new PocketQuery version for Confluence 3.4.0. If you’re searching for the documentation, you can find it here). Version 3.4.0 of our plugin PocketQuery for Confluence is now available at the marketplace! It comes with a number of
(Note: This is an article regarding our newest app Diary for Confluence). If you’re looking for the documentation, you can find it here.) Diary for Confluence is a Confluence app made to easily create and edit content chronologically. You can use it just like you would use a diary:
(Note: This is an article regarding our newest app Page Branching for Confluence. If you’re looking for the documentation, you can find it here) You have important documents in Confluence which have to be permanently accessible for your users? But they also need to be updated on a regular
For about a year now, we have been busy product designers and now offer a range of seven different add-ons at the Atlassian Marketplace. Soon our newest addition Page Branching for Confluence will be released - of course, we will provide you with some information referring to it… In Addition,
Lively Theme is a theme for the Atlassian Confluence Dashboard. As described in the first fraction, with Lively Theme for Confluence, numerous own widgets can be added to the dashboard. In the 2nd part we will redesign the widgets via CSS. Each widget has a unique CSS class (e.g.
A few days ago, we showed you a quick and easy way to collect data from a REST API, in this case Wikipedia. The structure was very simple and a good starting point. Today, we will move on to something more complex. This example will introduce you to the authorization
In February, we released version 3.0 of our add-on PocketQuery for Confluence. One major new feature was the introduction of REST APIs as datasources. Now, we would like to demonstrate some catchy and practical example usages, that you can copy, adjust to your needs or just use as an
Lively Theme for Confluence is one of our add-ons for the Atlassian Confluence Dashboard. With Lively Theme you can continue using Confluence with its existing functionality and high quality standard - but with a more modern look and some neat extra features. Furthermore a wide range of useful tools like
(Note: This is a news article regarding our newest add-on Lively Blogs for Confluence. If you’re looking for the documentation, you can find it here). You want to make the most out of your Confluence blog posts by adding teaser images, using prioritization and display them on a stunning
(Note: This is a news article regarding our newest add-on Lively Theme for Confluence. If you’re looking for the documentation, you can find it here). You love using Confluence? With our newest add-on Lively Theme you can continue using Confluence with its existing functionality and high quality standard -
(Note: This is a news article regarding the features of HideElements for Confluence. If you’re looking for the documentation, you can find it here). Pages and blog posts in Confluence often seem to have an excessive amount of buttons, meta-information, and comments. At some point you might desire a
(Note: This is a news article about the new PocketQuery version for Confluence 3. If you’re searching for the documentation, you can find it here). Version 3 of PocketQuery for Confluence will soon be ready to go! With its release on January 31st we would like to introduce a
( Note: this is a news article about the new PocketQuery version 2.1. If you’re searching for the documentation, find it here). PocketQuery 2.1 says hello to the world! In this release, we focused primarily on one desire we’ve heard from many PocketQuery users: decouple the PocketQuery
( Note: this is a news article about the new PocketQuery version 2.0. If you’re searching for the documentation, find it here.) Our goal with PocketQuery releases was to eat humble pie: we wanted to release new features with frequent new versions. We failed totally with that goal. We