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After a page has been published, the high-level details about the content are presented at the top of the page. This information is useful in helping you understand how fresh the content is, how many people collaborated on the content, how long it will take to read, and what changed since the last time it was published.
The page information includes the following:
Breadcrumb — Path that shows the location of the page; it starts with space name followed by the location in the page tree
Referenced links — If your Confluence instance is connected to Jira, the Jira links referenced on the page are aggregated here; select this area to show all Jira issues by number, status, and issue summary
Page actions — The most frequently used actions are represented by selectable icons with additional actions available in the More actions ( ••• ) menu
Page name — Title of the page; page names must be unique within a space
Contributors — The avatars of the people who created, edited, and published the page
Page creator — The name of the person who created the page
Last updated — Shows the time the page was first published or updated; if it was published more than 24 hours ago, the date is shown
Read time — The estimated time it takes to read a page. Read time is based on average reading speed of 265 WPM + 12 sec for the first image + 11 sec for second image and so on until the tenth image. Ten or more images each add 3 seconds to the read time. Read time calculations include any content in expand macros.
Analytics — Get insights on how your site, spaces, and pages are performing and how active users are. Analytics is available to all users with Premium.
Your administrator can determine which of the information is presented in your Confluence instance.
When viewing a page without restrictions, the following actions are possible.
Copy — see Copy pages
Move — see Move pages
Export — see Export single pages to Word or PDF
Convert to blog — Allows you to transform a previously published page into a blog that will live in the Blogs section of the space you choose.
Archive — see Archive pages
Delete — see Delete pages
Presenter mode — See Present your content with Presenter mode
Analytics — see Analytics
Page History — see Page versions and history
Attachments — see Upload and manage files
Resolved comments — see Resolve inline comments
Advanced details:
Page Information — see View page information
View Source — Shows you what the page looks like when editing without needing edit permission; this is helpful for page creators who want to see behind the scenes of other people’s pages
Show/hide related pages — see Discover relevant content with related pages
Import Word Document — see Import Word documents
Slack Notifications — establish which Slack channels will be notified when the actions you choose happen on this page
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