Create and render Markdown content in Confluence — pull in Markdown from external sources like Bitbucket, GitHub, and GitLab
Create and render Markdown content in Confluence — pull in Markdown from external sources like Bitbucket, GitHub, and GitLab
Create and render Markdown content in Confluence — pull in Markdown from external sources like Bitbucket, GitHub, and GitLab
Render Markdown content on Confluence pages
Pull in Markdown content from multiple sources
Easily configure GitLab, GitHub, and URL profiles
Enter Markdown directly into the Markdown macro body to show content on a Confluence page. Refine content with advanced find and replace capabilities, hard or soft line wraps, and by enabling or disabling HTML tags.
Use flexible macros to bring in Markdown content from a public URL or a URL that requires basic authentication, or a Confluence attachment on the same page, another page, or another space.
Admins can set up profiles to safely and easily bring in content from Bitbucket, GitHub, GitLab, or a URL. Users can still access content from external sources, while only admins can see user authentication details.
Render Markdown content on Confluence pages
Pull in Markdown content from multiple sources
Easily link to other pages with WikiLinks
Enter Markdown markup directly into the Markdown macro body to show the content right on your Confluence pages. And Atlassian user mention support lets you use simple syntax to tag a user.
Bring in Markdown content from an attachment or URL. Create Application Links to get content from your Atlassian tools, or easily configure profiles to get content from GitHub, GitLab, and more.
Link to Confluence pages and attachments in the current page or space, or a different page or space using the standard Markdown WikiLinks syntax and Confluence specific extensions.
Render Markdown content on Confluence pages
Pull in Markdown content from multiple sources
Easily link to other pages with WikiLinks
Enter Markdown markup directly into the Markdown macro body to show the content right on your Confluence pages. And Atlassian user mention support lets you use simple syntax to tag a user.
Bring in Markdown content from an attachment or URL. Create Application Links to get content from your Atlassian tools, or easily configure profiles to get content from GitHub, GitLab, and more.
Link to Confluence pages and attachments in the current page or space, or a different page or space using the standard Markdown WikiLinks syntax and Confluence specific extensions.
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Highlights:
- Includes 3 flexible macros that render Markdown content in Confluence:
- Markdown — Markdown entered in the macro body
- Markdown from a URL — Markdown from a public or private URL
- Markdown from an attachment — Markdown from a Confluence attachment
- Admins can set up profiles so users can easily and safely bring in Markdown content from Bitbucket, GitHub, GitLab, or other URLs
- Admins can enable or disable Javascript usage in Markdown macros
- Modify output with advanced find and replace capabilities that support regex patterns
- Define newline wrap and enable or disable HTML tags
- Supports GitHub-flavored-Markdown (GFM) and PHP Markdown Extra
- Secure all your Bob Swift Confluence cloud apps by restricting URL access to a known URL whitelist
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More details
Highlights:
- Includes 3 flexible macros that render Markdown content in Confluence:
- Markdown (render Markdown entered in the macro body)
- Markdown from an attachment
- Markdown from a URL
- Supports GitHub-flavored-Markdown (GFM), PHP Markdown Extra, and WikiLinks
- Create Application Links to pull in Markdown content from other Atlassian tools
- Set up profiles to bring in Markdown content from tools like GitHub and GitLab
- Modify output with advanced find and replace capabilities that support regex patterns
- Support for Atlassian user mentions with simple syntax
- Admins can enable or disable Javascript usage in Markdown macros
- Use with Macro Security for Confluence to restrict HTML and Javascript usage to certain users
- Check out the Data Center version — tested for performance, reliability, and scalability
Appfire helps great makers build what's next. Our growing portfolio of apps empowers teams worldwide with workflow automation, business intelligence, and administration at scale.
More details
Highlights:
- Includes 3 flexible macros that render Markdown content in Confluence:
- Markdown (render Markdown entered in the macro body)
- Markdown from an attachment
- Markdown from a URL
- Supports GitHub-flavored-Markdown (GFM), PHP Markdown Extra, and WikiLinks
- Create Application Links to pull in Markdown content from other Atlassian tools
- Set up profiles to bring in Markdown content from tools like GitHub and GitLab
- Modify output with advanced find and replace capabilities that support regex patterns
- Support for Atlassian user mentions with simple syntax
- Admins can enable or disable Javascript usage in Markdown macros
- Use with Macro Security for Confluence to restrict HTML and Javascript usage to certain users
- Check out the Data Center version — tested for performance, reliability, and scalability
Appfire helps great makers build what's next. Our growing portfolio of apps empowers teams worldwide with workflow automation, business intelligence, and administration at scale.
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Hi Chris,
We'd like to try and dig into this a bit more with you and see if we can help get this to work like you'd expect. Sounds like it might be a mixture of configuration and possibly a bug, so would you be willing to hop on a quick call with our product team? You can email me directly at kat(dot)sandin(at)appfire(dot)com.
Thanks,
Kat Sandin, Sr Product Marketing Manager
Bob Swift Atlassian Apps (an Appfire company)
Hi David,
We appreciate you taking the time to share these kind words in a 4-star review!
Thanks,
Kat Sandin, Sr Product Marketing Manager
Bob Swift Atlassian Apps (an Appfire company)
kat (dot) sandin (at) appfire (dot) com
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Community and open-source licenses are available for server apps. Learn more about community and open source licenses.
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Pricing FAQ
- How does Data Center app pricing work?
Data Center apps are sold as an annual subscription. You are eligible for support and version updates as long as your subscription is active.
If app pricing changes after your initial purchase, there's a 60-day grandfathering period during which you can renew based on the old pricing.
- How do I determine my Data Center pricing?
Apps are billed based on the number of users in your Atlassian product. The app tier should match the licensed user tier of the Atlassian product. For example, if you have a Confluence license for 500 users, you should purchase the 500-user tier for apps. Even if fewer users want to use the app than your Atlassian product license, the two licenses should match exactly.
- Can I install this app in a Data Center product?
Yes, this app has a Data Center approved version. If you're using a Data Center product, you should install the Data Center version of the app.
- What type of license do I need if I'm using this app in a Data Center product?
Because this app has a Data Center approved version, you should purchase a Data Center license for the app.
If you already own a server license for this app, you can continue using the server license in your Data Center product for a limited period of time.
- Do you offer academic, community, or open-source licenses for Data Center apps?
For Data Center apps, academic licenses are available at a 50% discount if you have an academic license for your Atlassian product.
Community and open-source licenses are not available for Data Center apps. Learn more about community and open source licenses.
- Can I extend my free trial?
For Data Center apps, you can extend your app trial up to 5 times - in other words, for up to six months. Extend your trial by generating a new evaluation license key from Atlassian Marketplace. Click Try it free and you'll be directed to generate a new license. Paste this license key into the app listing in UPM from your Atlassian product, and you're all set.
Bob Swift Atlassian Apps (an Appfire company) provides support for this app.
Bob Swift Atlassian Apps (an Appfire company) provides support for this app.
Bob Swift Atlassian Apps (an Appfire company) provides support for this app.
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Collaborative documentation platform hosted by this vendor.
Community discussions connect you to the vendor and other customers who use this app.
Atlassian-hosted discussions connect you to other customers who use this app.
Vendor support resources
Find out how this app works.
Collaborative documentation platform hosted by this vendor.
Community discussions connect you to the vendor and other customers who use this app.
Atlassian-hosted discussions connect you to other customers who use this app.
Versions
Confluence Cloud • Released 2020-04-19
Summary
Support for wiki links, user mentions, and syntax highlighting.
Details
In this release:
- Use wiki links to render Markdown content from other Confluence pages
- Support for user mentions
- Support for syntax highlighting
- Additional fixes
Read more in the full release notes.
Additional improvements and fixes since 2020-04-19 can be found here.
Versions
Version 3.5.0 • Confluence Server 6.0.1 - 7.6.2 • Released 2020-02-07
Summary
Manage blacklisted domains and additional security improvements
Details
In version 3.5:
- Admins can control whether or not a predefined list of domains are blacklisted
- Enhanced security against XSS vulnerabilities
Read more in the full release notes.
Versions
Version 3.5.0 • Confluence Data Center 6.0.1 - 7.6.2 • Released 2020-02-07
Summary
Manage blacklisted domains and additional security improvements
Details
In version 3.5:
- Admins can control whether or not a predefined list of domains are blacklisted
- Enhanced security against XSS vulnerabilities
Read more in the full release notes.
Installation
- Log into your Confluence instance as an admin.
- Click the admin dropdown and choose Atlassian Marketplace. The Manage add-ons screen loads.
- Click Find new apps or Find new add-ons from the left-hand side of the page.
- Locate Markdown for Confluence via search. The appropriate app version appears in the search results.
- Click Try free to begin a new trial or Buy now to purchase a license for Markdown for Confluence. You're prompted to log into MyAtlassian. Markdown for Confluence begins to download.
- Enter your information and click Generate license when redirected to MyAtlassian.
- Click Apply license. If you're using an older version of UPM, you can copy and paste the license into your Confluence instance.
To find older Markdown for Confluence versions compatible with your instance, you can look through our version history page.
- Log into your Confluence instance as an admin.
- Click the admin dropdown and choose Add-ons. The Find new apps or Find new add-ons screen loads.
- Locate Markdown for Confluence.
- Click Free trial to download and install your app.
- You're all set! Click Close in the Installed and ready to go dialog.
- Log into your Confluence instance as an admin.
- Click the admin dropdown and choose Atlassian Marketplace. The Manage add-ons screen loads.
- Click Find new apps or Find new add-ons from the left-hand side of the page.
- Locate Markdown for Confluence via search. The appropriate app version appears in the search results.
- Click Try free to begin a new trial or Buy now to purchase a license for Markdown for Confluence. You're prompted to log into MyAtlassian. Markdown for Confluence begins to download.
- Enter your information and click Generate license when redirected to MyAtlassian.
- Click Apply license. If you're using an older version of UPM, you can copy and paste the license into your Confluence instance.
To find older Markdown for Confluence versions compatible with your instance, you can look through our version history page.
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