Ilya Kornev | Stiltsoft- Part 3

Atlassian Confluence Look & Feel Tricks: Changing Confluence Color Scheme

As we showed previosly, there’re many ways to change the way Confluence looks. In this post, we will talk about probably the most evident part of the Confluence apperance – its color scheme. If you’re not happy with the default colors of your Confluence, you can always…

February 10, 2014

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Atlassian Confluence Look & Feel Tricks: Turning Off Table Sorting

Edit long Confluence pages by parts with InPlace Editor. Check the demo and try for free. In the previous Confluence How To posts, we focused on the look of Confluence proper. And now we will show you what can be done with your content. Specifically, we are going to share a…

February 4, 2014

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Atlassian Confluence Look & Feel Tricks: Tweaking Page Titles

Edit long Confluence pages by parts with InPlace Editor. Check the demo and try for free. In on of the previous posts here we showed you how to change the look of the Confluence homepage. Now let’s see what can be done about normal pages. Below is one of our Documentation pages.…

January 20, 2014

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StiltSoft: Looking Back at 2013

Christmas is almost here! It has been a fascinating year and we’d like to share its most exiting highlights with you. We at StiltSoft believe that exchanging knowledge and learn from others is very important. That’s why we visited 11 forums and conferences for Atlassian product vendors…

December 23, 2013

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Atlassian Confluence Look & Feel tricks: How to Make Your Homepage More Attractive

Add contextual comments with Talk Inline Comments. Check the demo and try for free. Don’t judge a book by its cover? Yeah, right. However, Atlassian Confluence is not a book and tuning its ‘cover’ (i.e. the homepage) might make its look cleaner and more attractive for your team, customers…

December 19, 2013

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No Email Storm: Easier to Install, Still Cool to Use

You don’t like spam, right? Neither do we. That’s why we made No Email Storm – a nice free extension for Confluence that prevents you from sending spam to your colleagues. By default, Confluence sends notification to page watchers about all changes made on a…

November 18, 2013