Formatting content

Confluence pages are written in a simple markup language based on Textile. By using this simple markup, Confluence makes it easy for your team to create and share content together.
Here is a short example of some typical markup:

Confluence Markup

Titles can be easily built using

h3. Confluence Markup

Text

Text can be emphasised, bolded, cited, deleted, inserted, used as ^superscript or as _subscript, monospaced, used as %a span%, given in bq. blockquotes.

Text can be _emphasised_, *bolded*, ??cited??, -deleted-, +inserted+, used as ^superscript^ or as ~subscript~, {{monospaced}}, used as %a span%, given in bq. blockquotes.

Colour

You can specify a colour simply by typing the name of the colour into the 'color' macro: blue, orange,
green, red, purple, etc.

or you can specify a RGB value in hexadecimal.

You can specify a colour simply by typing the name of the colour into the 'color' macro: {color:blue}blue{color}, {color:orange}orange{color},
{color:green}green{color}, {color:red}red{color}, {color:purple}purple{color}, etc.

or you can specify a RGB value in {color:#33cccc}hexadecimal{color}.

Lists

Lists can be bulleted or ordered by number:

• Kinds of Markup
  • Text Effects
  • Headings
  • Text Breaks
  • Links
  • Other

• Kinds of Markup
  1. Text Effects
  2. Headings
  3. Text Breaks
  4. Links
  5. Other

* Kinds of Markup
** Text Effects
** Headings
** Text Breaks
** Links
** Other

* Kinds of Markup
*# Text Effects
*# Headings
*# Text Breaks
*# Links
*# Other

Tables

Use the pipe character to build tables quickly:

||  Name  || Office ||
|  Alice  |   01    |
|   Bob   |   23    |
|  Cathy  |   45    |