How to revert the page sorting in Confluence back to the default?
Situation: I use Atlassian Confluence Cloud. The pages tree on the left side is sorted alphabetically by default. There are options to manually order pages if desired.
Challenge: Once a page family was manually ordered, I am unable to get Confluence to revert back to the automatic ordering for an entire page family. In the space settings under Content Tools > Reorder Pages, a page family can be ordered alphabetically; see image. However, this applies the ordering as a one-off for the existing pages only. Later added pages (new or moved pages without manual ordering) are added at the end of a page family.
Question: How do I revert a page family back to use the automatic ordering even for new pages within a page family?
Preferred solution: Ideally there's a way to sort the pages before the rendering on the client. Again, this is for Confluence Cloud, not Confluence Server. If that's not doable, I assume I will have to add a CSS style or JS script somewhere as it seems that nothing works out of the box.
Yes, I did research this (for instance this) and yes, I did read the Confluence Cloud manual in regards to that topic (for instance this). All avenues led to non-satisfying answers.
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Situation: I use Atlassian Confluence Cloud. The pages tree on the left side is sorted alphabetically by default. There are options to manually order pages if desired.
Challenge: Once a page family was manually ordered, I am unable to get Confluence to revert back to the automatic ordering for an entire page family. In the space settings under Content Tools > Reorder Pages, a page family can be ordered alphabetically; see image. However, this applies the ordering as a one-off for the existing pages only. Later added pages (new or moved pages without manual ordering) are added at the end of a page family.
Question: How do I revert a page family back to use the automatic ordering even for new pages within a page family?
Preferred solution: Ideally there's a way to sort the pages before the rendering on the client. Again, this is for Confluence Cloud, not Confluence Server. If that's not doable, I assume I will have to add a CSS style or JS script somewhere as it seems that nothing works out of the box.
Yes, I did research this (for instance this) and yes, I did read the Confluence Cloud manual in regards to that topic (for instance this). All avenues led to non-satisfying answers.
javascript css sorting atlassian confluence
asked Nov 21 '18 at 20:53
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Situation: I use Atlassian Confluence Cloud. The pages tree on the left side is sorted alphabetically by default. There are options to manually order pages if desired.
Challenge: Once a page family was manually ordered, I am unable to get Confluence to revert back to the automatic ordering for an entire page family. In the space settings under Content Tools > Reorder Pages, a page family can be ordered alphabetically; see image. However, this applies the ordering as a one-off for the existing pages only. Later added pages (new or moved pages without manual ordering) are added at the end of a page family.
Question: How do I revert a page family back to use the automatic ordering even for new pages within a page family?
Preferred solution: Ideally there's a way to sort the pages before the rendering on the client. Again, this is for Confluence Cloud, not Confluence Server. If that's not doable, I assume I will have to add a CSS style or JS script somewhere as it seems that nothing works out of the box.
Yes, I did research this (for instance this) and yes, I did read the Confluence Cloud manual in regards to that topic (for instance this). All avenues led to non-satisfying answers.
javascript css sorting atlassian confluence
asked Nov 21 '18 at 20:53
Quality CatalystQuality Catalyst
4,21652450
Situation: I use Atlassian Confluence Cloud. The pages tree on the left side is sorted alphabetically by default. There are options to manually order pages if desired.
Challenge: Once a page family was manually ordered, I am unable to get Confluence to revert back to the automatic ordering for an entire page family. In the space settings under Content Tools > Reorder Pages, a page family can be ordered alphabetically; see image. However, this applies the ordering as a one-off for the existing pages only. Later added pages (new or moved pages without manual ordering) are added at the end of a page family.
Question: How do I revert a page family back to use the automatic ordering even for new pages within a page family?
Preferred solution: Ideally there's a way to sort the pages before the rendering on the client. Again, this is for Confluence Cloud, not Confluence Server. If that's not doable, I assume I will have to add a CSS style or JS script somewhere as it seems that nothing works out of the box.
Yes, I did research this (for instance this) and yes, I did read the Confluence Cloud manual in regards to that topic (for instance this). All avenues led to non-satisfying answers.
javascript css sorting atlassian confluence
javascript css sorting atlassian confluence
asked Nov 21 '18 at 20:53
Quality CatalystQuality Catalyst
4,21652450
asked Nov 21 '18 at 20:53
Quality CatalystQuality Catalyst
4,21652450
edited Nov 21 '18 at 21:06
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 20:53
Quality CatalystQuality Catalyst
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 20:53
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