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Within the tree it is now possible to simply drag pages from one location to another. You can drag individual pages, or a whole sub-tree of pages in one operation. (Each node within the tree can be configured to sort its child pages alphabetically or in a user defined order.
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Inserting a page tree in your own pages
The {pagetree} macro can be used to insert a navigation page into any confluence page. This can be a convenient way to allow users to explore the organization of pages within the space. The {pagetree} macro can be configured to display the entire page hierarchy for the space or a subset of the tree starting at any specific page. The following example is created using
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Searching within a page tree
More information
A fuller description of the features described here can be found in the Atlassian Confluence documentation. Documentation on the {pagetree} and {pagetreesearch} macros can be found in the Confluence Content section of the Confluence Notation Guide. very fast.)