Configuring for Cloud

How to Use

You can pull markdown from Bitbucket, from a URL, or through direct entry.

Entering Markdown Directly In-Page

Choose the Markdown macro in the Confluence macro page:

Then paste your macro into the content box:

Or you can use the content box on the page:

Markdown from a URL

Add your URL to the URL field, and click save. Make sure your URL is pointing to raw markdown!

Markdown from Github

First, you need to authorize your GitHub account by going to the plugin configuration page.

Type in a name that you want to remember the token by, then click Create New Link.

You'll be redirected to the intermediate page:

Check address of Atlassian cloud instance and token name. If everything looks correct press Start workflow button.

You will be redirected to an authorization page, click Authorize. (If concerned and data and privacy, check out our privacy policy).

You're done! You should now be able to see your token in the table. You can add multiple accounts by logging into a new Github account and allowing access to the file.

Now simply select Markdown from Github on the macro page and select your desired token:

Markdown from Bitbucket

First, you need to authorize your Bitbucket account by going to the plugin configuration page.

Type in a name that you want to remember the token by, then click Create New Link.

You will be redirected to the intermediate page

Check address of Atlassian cloud instance and token name. If everything looks correct press Start workflow button. 

You will be redirected to an authorization page, click Grant Access. (If concerned and data and privacy, check out our privacy policy).

You're done! You should now be able to see your token in the table. You can add multiple accounts by logging into a new Bitbucket account and allowing access to the file.

Now simply select Markdown from Bitbucket on the macro page and select your desired token:

Here's a breakdown of each field:

Markdown from Gitlab

First, you need to authorize your Gitlab account by going to the plugin configuration page and select Gitlab tab.

Type in a name that you want to remember the token by, then click Create New Link.

You'll be redirected to the intermediate page:

Check address of Atlassian cloud instance and token name. If everything looks correct press Start workflow button. 

You will be redirected to an authorization page, click Authorize. (If concerned and data and privacy, check out our privacy policy)

You're done! You should now be able to see your token in the table. You can add multiple accounts by logging into a new Bitbucket account and allowing access to the file.

Now simply select Markdown from Gitlab on the macro page and select your desired token:

Here's a breakdown of each field: