When creating a space in Confluence, you can add different types of content. These are called "content types" and can be found when you click + Create. The available content types are:
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Page
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Live Doc
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Whiteboard
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Database
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Blog
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Smart Link
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Folders
Scroll Content Manager works with standard Confluence pages. Both the space-level and document-level Content Manager can display other Confluence content types, but using a non-page content type in a Scroll document can cause issues.
The table below shows how each Confluence content type behaves in a document managed with Scroll Content Manager:
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Live Docs can be added to a document, and will remain Live Docs after saving a version. To ensure that the most recent content of a Live Doc is copied, make sure that Confluence has had time to process your edits. When translating Live Docs, more translations might appear outdated than expected. This due to automatic saving of the live doc and our reliance of the editing timestamps when deciding whether a page needs translation. |
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Blog posts |
You cannot add a blog post to a document. |
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Placing a Whiteboard in a document prevents you from saving versions. |
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Placing a Database in a document prevents you from saving versions. |
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Placing a Smart Link in a document prevents you from saving versions |
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Placing a Folder in a document prevents you from saving versions. |