Features in Confluence’s own storage format that can be exported into Confluence

This is James / experimenting

My previous test was to see which basic Quarto features I can export to Confluence. It went pretty well. You can read about that here: Markdown features that can be exported from Quarto to Confluence

Apparently you can include content in Confluence’s own Storage format. I’m going to try that on this page.

This all worked!

Task box

<ac:task-list>
    <ac:task>
        <ac:task-status>incomplete</ac:task-status>
        <ac:task-body>task list item</ac:task-body>
    </ac:task>
</ac:task-list>

Text colour

<span style="color: rgb(255,0,0);">red text
</span>

Three column layout

<ac:layout>
  <ac:layout-section ac:type="single">
     <ac:layout-cell>
        {content}
     </ac:layout-cell>
  </ac:layout-section>
 <ac:layout-section ac:type="three_with_sidebars">
     <ac:layout-cell>
       {content}
     </ac:layout-cell>
     <ac:layout-cell>
       {content}
     </ac:layout-cell>
     <ac:layout-cell>
       {content}
     </ac:layout-cell>
  </ac:layout-section>
  <ac:layout-section ac:type="single">
     <ac:layout-cell>
        {content}
     </ac:layout-cell>
  </ac:layout-section>
</ac:layout>