Labels aren't exclusive, so you can have as many labels as you want on a page. The page will then appear under each of those categories. See Categorizing Spaces for more information. Use the Content by Label Macro to create a table of contents for your space that is organized by label categories. Display a list of pages with that label. Browse all pages with that label in a single space or across the site. Define your own labels and use them to categorize, identify, or bookmark content in Confluence. For example, if you assign the label 'accounting' to all accounts related pages on your site, you'll then be able to:. Labels are keywords or tags that you can add to pages, blog posts, and attachments. Screenshot: My Spaces in the dashboard Using Labels The navigation display lists all of the pages in your space in either a page tree or child pages format. If you only want some content to be visible in the sidebar, you can hide the navigation display and put the pages you want to remain visible under Space shortcuts instead. You can use this to highlight pertinent pages within your space, related content from other spaces, or to external content that is relevant to your space. The space shortcuts section of the sidebar lets you link to important content. You can Configure the Sidebar to make it easier to navigate through your space. Pages nest, so every page can have its own child pages, which lets you organize your content into categories and subcategories. If you're creating content that you want to last, and possibly evolve over time, then create it as a page. 
Your blog displays as an infinite scroll, so it surfaces the latest news and visitors just need to scroll down if they're interested in older content. If you're creating content that is specific mainly to the current timeframe, and isn't going to change over time, create it as a blog post.See Set up a Space Home Page for more information. Your homepage will be the first thing that visitors to your site see, so to help them find relevant content, start by curating your homepage with useful macros and including information about what is in your space.How do I organize content within my space? Pages and blogsĮverything you create in a Confluence space, from meeting notes to retrospectives and everything in between, takes the form of either pages or blogs. Here's a few tips that'll help you organize your space so that everyone can find what they're looking for and stay on top of what's important to them.
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