Pages and blog posts in Confluence often seem to have an excessive amount of buttons, meta-information, and comments. At some point you might desire a cleaner layout for certain pages. Using HideElements, you are able to hide different comp

Version 3 of PocketQuery for Confluence will soon be ready to go! With its release on January 31st we would like to introduce a feature that significantly expands the range of applications:

In this release, we focused primarily on one desire we’ve heard from many PocketQuery users: decouple the PocketQuery Administration from the Confluence Administration! But there are also a few other

PocketQuery 2.0 is released! And it assembles a large set of new powerful features that will make your work with PocketQuery much smoother! Let me introduce…

With the Confluence Task Management Atlassian added a number of useful features in the Confluence version 5.5. to simplify the collaboration between Confluence users through tasks.

Open stage for PocketQuery 1.14! This version has a few design improvements and some neat new features packed for you! These are the new features / characteristics of version 1.14:

In this version, we focused on the topic templating. There is a new article with a lot of examples and details on templating in PocketQuery. Check it out!

We are happy to announce a new promising key feature in our SQL Plugin: Indexing. Up to this release, data retrieved using the PocketQuery macro was not searchable in Confluence. Time for changes!

With the HideElements macro you can customise every Confluence page and every blog post, by hiding all the standard elements. From title to buttons to comments, it’s just one click. The HideElements macro gets included very easy into your p

We are proud to announce our new release 1.10 of our PocketQuery plugin. If there are still people out there in the Confluence world who have never heard of PocketQuery, let me introduce this plugin!