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Classify a page or blogpost
Classify content to help people recognize the sensitivity of information they’re viewing or working on.
You can classify content once your organization admin has set up classification levels for your organization.
You can only classify a page or blogpost while editing. To classify a page or blogpost:
Select Add classification in the toolbar.
Choose a classification level.
Select Update.
Why is my page already classified?
You may find that a page you’ve just created or pages you’ve worked on have been classified without any action by you or another user. This could be the result of a default classification level set by the space admin. What is a default classification level?
To change the classification level of a page or blogpost:
Select the current classification level.
Select Change level.
Choose a classification level.
Select Update.
To remove the classification level of a page or blogpost:
Select the current classification level.
Select Change level.
Choose Space default. This means the issue will revert to the default classification level of the space, which could be a different classification level, the same classification level, or none. Only a space admin can change the default classification level of a space.
Select Update.
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