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In Confluence, you can define only one global homepage. The Homepage Redirect add-on takes it one step further: Administrators can assign unique homepages to several individual user groups. As soon as a user accesses Confluence he or she gets access Confluence they get redirected to the homepage according to his or her own user group. The page displayed matches the pre-defined design settings of that Confluence homepagea homepage that was set up for their user group. As destination of the redirect you can define a page, a blogpost or a space homepage. If the defined page has a pre-defined design the page is displayed exactly in that way. This makes the Homepage Redirect add-on most valuable to all customers with tailored Confluence color schemes and/or third-party skins and themes. The Homepage Redirect add-on works great in combination with our Enterprise Theme Add-on. |
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- Choose the cog icon
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In the Hompage Homepage Redirect administration you have the following possibilities:
- Add a new redirect by clicking the Add Redirect button
- Edit properties like group and the redirect destination
- Delete a redirect
Reorder the redirects by dragging and dropping elements
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The order of the redirects is the same order the membership of the user is checked - the first matching group is used to redirect the user. |
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Click the Add Redirect button to add a new redirect, which brings up the following dialog:
Group
The group name to define the users group, which you or groups you would like to redirect.
Page
The destination of the redirect. This can be a page, a blogpost or a space hompagehomepage.
