Moving from Confluence to Coda

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Moving from Confluence to Coda

Confluence features in Coda
Confluence features in Coda

You might be asking yourself, what features are mapped from Confluence to Coda when using the importer? Well I have you covered. Most Confluence features have a Coda equivalent! And for those that don’t, check out the table

Confluence features in Coda⁠

for how these features are translated to Coda.

Confluence feature translation

Category

Confluence Feature

Available in Coda?

Comment

Basic Blocks

Indentation in Headers

Indentation for headers is not supported in Coda.

Open

Heading 4

This will turn into bold text.

Open

Heading 5

This will turn into bold text.

Open

Heading 6

This will turn into italic text.

Open

Teal text

Normal, light, and dark teal text will turn into blue text.

Open

White text

This will turn into gray text.

Open

Block card

Block cards with invalid URLs will turn into hyperlinks.

Open

Mention a person

Confluence usernames that do not match Coda usernames will be rendered as text. In order to have people reference functionality, users need to be shared on the doc before you import your space(s) (see

Pro Tips

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Open

Emojis

Some Atlassian-specific and non-standard customer emojis are not convertible and will not be included in Coda. Emojis that cannot be converted will be replaced by ”❓”.

Open

Date

Date formatting in action items (such as highlighting past dates) is not currently supported.

Open

Panels

Panel content will be turned into a Coda callout

Open

Decision list

This will turn into a code block.

Open

Embedded content

Embedded content with invalid URLs will turn into hyperlinks.

Open

Expand

Expand content will be included within collapsed content in Coda under a Heading 1, which will represent the Expand title.

Heading 1’s included in Expands will be turned into Heading 2’s because Coda’s hierarchy for collapsable content is defined by line style.

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Code snippet

Coda code blocks do not support language selection.

Code snippets in lists will not be imported, as Coda lists cannot contain code blocks.

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Status

This will turn into text highlighted in a matching color.

Open

Media

Image

Coda does not have captions, so caption content will be placed underneath the image.

Preview is not supported for some file types, such as .webp.

Exported GIFs do not include width and height data, so the size will be different once imported into Coda.

The importer currently has a limit of importing 100 attachments per page.

Open

Video

Videos will be imported as an attachment, but are not currently supported as embeds (preview will not be available).

Open

Advanced Blocks

Layout

Layouts that are ‘wide’ or ‘full width’ will turn into normal layouts once imported.

Open

Table

Coda column names can only include text, so row headers with content besides text will not be included.

Coda tables do not have column headers, so column headers will turn into text in the first column of the imported table.

Coda does not support block cards in table content, so those will not be included in the imported table.

Coda does not support individual table cell coloring. Instead, you can conditionally format table content in Coda. See

this video

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for information on how to use conditional formatting in tables.

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Other

Space overview

Content included in the space overview will be placed on the top level page.

Open

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Confluence feature translation

Unsupported features

Confluence features in Coda
Confluence features in Coda