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This page describes how to find changes you have not seen yet

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Last updated 1 year ago

A typical flow of steps everyone's doing when working with important documents is something as follows:

This page explains how to find which pages have changed in your spaces. The of the documentation shows you both how to find what has changed and how to view the change.

Recognize Changed Pages

Content navigation would not make much sense without being able to find the pages with important changes easily. The changes that have not been seen yet. The page tree structure visually indicates which pages contain changes not yet seen by the user navigating. For this, you need to select the preferred option form the Show changes menu.

We differentiate 2 type of change:

  • Update: a page, which has been changed since your last visit

  • Unread: a page which has never been opened by you (new page for you)

This pale purple color on the left side indicates that there was some kind of change in a one of the descendants.

Once the changed pages are identified, the next question is what has changed in them. Luckily the is at hand, and the answer to this question is just a click or two away.

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