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Description
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The Flowchart Macro creates diagrams composed of shapes joined by lines |
using the Graphviz language. This language is extremely versatile and powerful, but you can start with a really simple example as shown below, and then gradually improve your knowledge and create more advanced diagrams easily.
A flowchart is a special case of a directed graph (see Digraph Macromacro), but with special defaults taken to be more appealing in the context of a Confluence page. Specifically, it uses the following graphviz options:
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Some of the contents of this page taken from Confluence 3.5 Flowchart Macro documentation. Atlassian documentation no longer contains information on the Graphviz macros. |
Graphviz Resources
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Examples
- Flowchart Example How to construct a diagram using the Flowchart macro is a support process flow used by Bob Swift Atlassian Add-ons.
- The following are some very basic examples of what you can achieve easily.
- For more advanced layouts and formatting, please refer to the Graphviz Resourcesresources.
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