If you want two wiki pages to display the same content, consider linking from one page to another, or using an Include page, rather than copying the content from one page to another. For information on using an Include page, refer to Including the Content of a Page on Another Page. Copying may be acceptable when preparing drafts for review before release, or when a new page needs similar content (not the same content) as an existing page.
You can copy a single page or a whole page family.
To copy a single page, refer to the following page:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/conf613/copy-a-page-964960391.html
- To copy a whole page family:
- Open the parent page of the page family.
- From the ... menu, select Copy Page Tree.
- Specify the destination:
- Confirm or change the destination space.
- Specify the parent page.
- Consider the various options:
- Consider expanding or collapsing the list of pages.
- Consider selecting or deselecting all pages, and then selecting or deselecting individual pages.
- Consider replacing strings in the content or titles of the selected pages.
- Consider adding a prefix or suffix to all selected pages.
- Consider copying attachments, permissions, or comments from all selected pages.
- Click Copy.
To make the page useful you must do the following:
- Move the page to the location in the hierarchy where you want it to be.
- Change the page title.
- Ensure all the links from the copied page open the intended targets. For example, if you are copying a family of pages, edit the links so they open pages with the new page titles, rather than the original pages.
