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Short DescriptionIndex pages provide views on document instances of a given type.
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titleDescription

While homepages are the location where documents of a given doctype are stored, index pages provide additional views to these documents.

Typically an index page simply lists all documents of a given type alpha-numerically. In cases where the amount of documents increases, one such index will cease to be an effective tool to support browsing a documentation. In this case different index pages need to be created.

Example of an index pageImage Added

Index pages are provided by Confluence as part of page blueprints.

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source-urihttps://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/blueprints-323982376.html
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author-urihttps://confluence.atlassian.com/alldoc/atlassian-documentation-32243719.html
sourceBlueprints - Create content using a blueprint

Confluence creates an index page and adds a shortcut to your sidebar (if you're using the default theme). The index displays a list of pages made with the blueprint, and information selected information from your blueprint pages.


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