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After migrating or installing HTML for Confluence, navigate to the Global Configuration screen:

  1. Log in with the as a System Administrator Global Permission with global permissions.
  2. Navigate to  > Settings > Manage apps on the sidebar.
  3. Expand the Bob Swift Atlassian Add-ons - MarkdownHTML app from the list of apps.
  4. Click Configure to open the HTML for Confluence page where you can manage the app configuration.

The HTML for Confluence Configuration settings are categorized into three tabs as:

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Global configuration

Use the toggle to enable or disable the Global Configuration settings.

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ParameterDescription
Restrict URL access

This parameter controls whether or not the URL parameter on the HTML for Confluence macro must conform to the Confluence Whitelist provided whitelisting is enabled.

Confluence allows the administrator to turn on whitelisting to restrict incoming and outgoing connections to only those connections that are configured in the Whitelist settings. By enabling this option, the URL parameter for the macro is also restricted to only URLs that are configured in the Whitelist settings for Confluence.

Allow JavaScript

This option controls the usage of Javascript in the HTML macro. When enabled, the user can use Javascript in the HTML and vice versa.

Help Us Improve the ProductEnabling this option reports usage data that helps us improve the app continually. The app does not send any private user data or personally identifiable information. To learn more about what is being sent, refer to Analytics data.

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Whitelist

Manage the URLs that the app can access from this page. The app is restricted to allow the specified URLs only. 

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ParameterDescription
ExpressionEnter a URL or an expression here.
Type

Select a type from the following list:

  • Domain name - allows URLs of a specific domain. Example: https://www.example.com/.
  • Exact match - allows only the specified URL. Example: https://www.example.com/thispage.
  • Wildcard expression - allows all matching URLs. Use * as a wildcard character to replace one or more characters. Example: https://*example.com.
  • Regular expression - allows all URLs matching the specified regular expression. Example: http(s)?://www\.example\.com. 
    Refer to this link for more information about regular expressions.

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