Render Markdown to HTML in your Confluence page
Render Markdown to HTML in your Confluence page
Render Markdown to HTML in your Confluence page
Show Markdown in a page
Syntax highlighting for code blocks
Open Source and Free
You can display Markdown text in your page. Reuse your already formatted content!
Optionally show syntax highlighting using highlight.js, and choose from any number of styles.
Markdown rendering is provided by the Markdown-it library, which is compatible with Github-flavored Markdown and CommonMark, and therefore this plugin will remain open source and free.
More details
Are you running Confluence Cloud? Are you looking to use markdown in your Confluence pages? Then this add-on just might be just what you're looking for.
Worried about data security? This add-on is implemented as a "static" add-on, which means that no information is transferred to another server; the markdown content is rendered by a Javascript library that runs in your browser, so at no time is your data transferred to any system outside of your organization's control.
Looking to customize? The full source code is available below.
Bitbucket repository: https://bitbucket.org/streamlinesoft/render-markdown-connect
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There is no code that is stored outside your instance. The only code that is pulled from the server is the code that sets up the rendering in your browser. No code is pushed anywhere, it is only pulled by your browser.
Thanks for your review! It's always nice to hear that it was helpful.
Although it's not well publicized, there is an option to insert markdown text directly into Confluence, as long as you don't need to reuse the markup (as it is converted to Confluence storage format). In the editor, just click on "Insert", "Markup" (or press Ctrl+Shift+D) and in the popup window, there is a dropdown where you can choose "Markdown" and insert markdown-formatted text directly into the page.
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(22)Sign in to write a reviewThere is no code that is stored outside your instance. The only code that is pulled from the server is the code that sets up the rendering in your browser. No code is pushed anywhere, it is only pulled by your browser.
Thanks for your review! It's always nice to hear that it was helpful.
Although it's not well publicized, there is an option to insert markdown text directly into Confluence, as long as you don't need to reuse the markup (as it is converted to Confluence storage format). In the editor, just click on "Insert", "Markup" (or press Ctrl+Shift+D) and in the popup window, there is a dropdown where you can choose "Markdown" and insert markdown-formatted text directly into the page.
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Confluence Cloud • Released 2020-06-01
Summary
Upgrade library and add features/fixes
Details
This major release includes:
- Update of rendering library from Remarkable to Markdown-it
- Add ability to create footnotes
- Add ability to render emojis
- Add anchor tags to headings
- Add ability to center text/images (using -> <- syntax)
- Add additional syntax highlighting color schemes
- Add dynamic loading of additional syntax highlighting modules (see https://highlightjs.org/static/demo/ for all supported languages/highlighting schemes)
- Anchor links now work correctly inside document
- Update dependencies and remove unneeded ones
Installation
- 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 Render Markdown.
- Click Install to download and install your app.
- You're all set! Click Close in the Installed and ready to go dialog.
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