Modular documentation starter set for the projectdoc Toolbox: glossary, faq, library, people, organization, topic and categories
Modular documentation starter set for the projectdoc Toolbox: glossary, faq, library, people, organization, topic and categories
Modular documentation starter set for the projectdoc Toolbox: glossary, faq, library, people, organization, topic and categories
Over a Dozen Blueprints
Based on projectdoc
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Write modular content for reuse & easy collaboration. Get started with over a dozen multi-purpose project blueprints!
This blueprints add-on is based on projectdoc. You need to install the projectdoc Toolbox to use these blueprints with the projectdoc macros.
Every team has different demands on their documentation. Therefore this add-on is available as an open source project on Bitbucket. Fork it to create your blueprints!
More details
Free add-on with blueprints for the projectdoc Toolbox. Make it easy for you and your agile team to collaboratively create documentation in Confluence.
Important: This free add-on requires the commercial projectdoc Toolbox. You cannot use it without a licensed version of the projectdoc Toolbox installed!
This add-on uses projectdoc macros to define page & space blueprints. It supports you to create topic documentation, project libraries, or to define glossaries. Install them to get you started quickly!
The following doctypes provide page blueprints:
- Organize Information
- Identify People
- Modularize Content
- Categorize Content
We do not expect to meet all your requirements. Use this add-on as a base to create your own! Fork it on Bitbucket!
Find more free doctypes for the projectdoc Toolbox!
Visit the projectdoc Toolbox Online Manual!
Reviews for cloud
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I'm sorry for the trouble you encountered! May I ask which version you tried to download and to which version of the projectdoc Toolbox you planned to install it?
I checked the latest version of the Core Blueprints (5.1.0): downloaded and installed it successfully to the latest version of the Toolbox (1.10.3) on Confluence version 5.9.5.
Please feel free to add any information that would help us to reproduce the problem. Just click support or get in touch!
Edit: The add-on fails to install if the projectdoc Toolbox Add-on is not installed. The error message is just this:
"An error occurred during installation. Refer to the logs for more information."
The logfile shows something like this:
- "OBR resolver has 1 unsatisfied requirements for installing"
- "Failed to resolve plugin dependencies within OBR"
- "Unsatisfied requirement: (&(package=de.smartics.projectdoc.atlassian.confluence))"
It is required to have the commercial projectdoc Toolbox installed for any doctype add-on or extension add-on. The blueprints of the add-ons especially use macros from the Toolbox and show how they can be used to design own blueprints.
Reviews for server
(1)Sign in to write a reviewI'm sorry for the trouble you encountered! May I ask which version you tried to download and to which version of the projectdoc Toolbox you planned to install it?
I checked the latest version of the Core Blueprints (5.1.0): downloaded and installed it successfully to the latest version of the Toolbox (1.10.3) on Confluence version 5.9.5.
Please feel free to add any information that would help us to reproduce the problem. Just click support or get in touch!
Edit: The add-on fails to install if the projectdoc Toolbox Add-on is not installed. The error message is just this:
"An error occurred during installation. Refer to the logs for more information."
The logfile shows something like this:
- "OBR resolver has 1 unsatisfied requirements for installing"
- "Failed to resolve plugin dependencies within OBR"
- "Unsatisfied requirement: (&(package=de.smartics.projectdoc.atlassian.confluence))"
It is required to have the commercial projectdoc Toolbox installed for any doctype add-on or extension add-on. The blueprints of the add-ons especially use macros from the Toolbox and show how they can be used to design own blueprints.
Reviews for Data Center
(1)Sign in to write a reviewI'm sorry for the trouble you encountered! May I ask which version you tried to download and to which version of the projectdoc Toolbox you planned to install it?
I checked the latest version of the Core Blueprints (5.1.0): downloaded and installed it successfully to the latest version of the Toolbox (1.10.3) on Confluence version 5.9.5.
Please feel free to add any information that would help us to reproduce the problem. Just click support or get in touch!
Edit: The add-on fails to install if the projectdoc Toolbox Add-on is not installed. The error message is just this:
"An error occurred during installation. Refer to the logs for more information."
The logfile shows something like this:
- "OBR resolver has 1 unsatisfied requirements for installing"
- "Failed to resolve plugin dependencies within OBR"
- "Unsatisfied requirement: (&(package=de.smartics.projectdoc.atlassian.confluence))"
It is required to have the commercial projectdoc Toolbox installed for any doctype add-on or extension add-on. The blueprints of the add-ons especially use macros from the Toolbox and show how they can be used to design own blueprints.
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Versions
Version 14.0.0 • Confluence Server 6.6.16 - 7.5.2 • Released 2020-05-22
Summary
Updates for Doctypes
Details
For more information please read the release notes.
Installation
- Log into your Confluence instance as an admin.
- Click the admin dropdown and choose Add-ons. The Manage add-ons screen loads.
- Click Find new apps or Find new add-ons from the left-hand side of the page.
- Locate projectdoc Core Blueprints via search. Results include app versions compatible with your Confluence instance.
- Click Install to download and install your app.
- You're all set! Click Close in the Installed and ready to go dialog.
To find older projectdoc Core Blueprints versions compatible with your instance, you can look through our version history page.
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