An attachment is any file that is included with your page. Examples of attachments are images, screenshots, photographs, Word documents, presentations, and PDF, multimedia and sound files.
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Attachments are useful when you want to share information that exists in another file format. If you want an attachment to be displayed on more than one page, you may wish to consider creating a special page to hold such attachments. This special page could be part of an 'inclusions library'.
In Confluence you can attach files to any page or blog post, provided you have permission to do so.
When a page you are viewing contains attachments, a small paperclip icon
Working with attachments:
- Using Drag-and-Drop in Confluence
- Attaching Files to a Page
- Attachment Versions
- Deleting an Attachment
- Displaying a List of Attachments in a Page
- Downloading Attachments
- Editing Attachment Properties
- Embedding Multimedia Content
- Embedding PowerPoint Presentations in a Page
- Finding an Attachment
- Moving an Attachment
- Viewing Attachment Details
Related Topics
Displaying Images
Configuring Attachment Size
Configuring your Attachment Storage
Working with the Office Connector
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