Meet the ProductYou're team is using Confluence to create, organize and discuss work. Great, but, it has one basic problem: it isn't very pretty. Out-of-the-box Confluence's Default Theme is functional, but not aesthetic. And it matters! Research shows that visually consistent and well-branded sites are more engaging for users–and that translates directly to more consistent use and improved productivity. Uninviting and uncomfortable sites often go unused. What can I do with Theme PressAmplify your unique culture by getting a fully branded corporate intranet up and running quickly. Give it a look and flexibility that fits your organization. (graphic --> Theming) Engage employees and drive alignment with dynamic, interactive homepages that showcase messaging and encourage browsing. (graphic --> Dynamic content) Simplify participation with a user-friendly, code-free tool. (graphic --> Intro to Editing) Connect users to the right people, information, and processes with easy-to-use navigation. (graphic --> Menus) Respond to your people, everywhere, with responsive and adaptive, mobile-ready content. (graphic --> Mobile)How Theme Press worksYou assign Theme Press as your Confluence theme (in place of Default Theme), and then manage multiple themes. Customize and match themes to organization or departmental needs. Theme Press sits on top of your Confluence instance and manages the display of each page as it's built. Based on your design decisions, it creates consistent and visually appealing pages. Theme Press inserts the necessary CSS and HTML directly into your page code as the page is generated. You make the design decisions and the app does the behind-the-scenes work. When it's installed, Theme Press creates your Theme Press Default Space. This space holds architect pages that define the format and elements of your pages, including separate pages for the header, footer, banner, and layouts. These architect pages can be copied, renamed, modified and then used as alternatives to your formatting on a space or page-by-page basis. Menus are also defined by architect pages, and both the menu style and options choices can be modifiedeasily customized. Page Layouts are especially versatile, allowing you to change your content display With Theme Press, you have a page (a layout architect page) that defines the structure of your content display. You can change the layout from a single content block (the Confluence default) to a layout whatever combination of blocks, columns and layers that works best. Layouts can include pre-configured or dynamic content that helps users build consistent and useful pages. Using the Page tab of the Theme Press Designer, users can control suits your content best. With the readily available Theme Press Control Panel, users can define what page elements are visible in the layout, such a as breadcrumbs, ; page title, ; likes & labels, etc; etc. Layouts can include pre-configured content and structure so that a user's new pages are consistent with existing content. Using pre-built and easy-to-use code tools (macros), pages can dynamically include pre-labeled content from across your site in real time. Other macros can do everything from basic formatting to advanced searching–all without knowing code or programming–allowing users to build out rich pages and content easily as they grow more comfortable. The Theme Designer lets Designer lets you engage in theming--working with color palletspalettes, fonts, and logo placements--to visually design pages that best reflect your company's brand. You can move objects such as the search bar, menus, header, footer, page title, and others to create a comfortable, functional, and consistent look-and-feel. What you can do |