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For pages with content targeted to specific user groups or external users (with or without Confluence accounts) and with undergoing multiple repetitive cycles of editing and publishing, there is often a need to separate ready-to-view content from the one in progress. Withthe Timestamp feature, you can decide which version the users will see when they follow the page link.
Timestamp Configuration
How to create a timestamped page
Step 1. Create a Jira Date/Time picker custom field for the timestamp:
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Step 5. Go to a synced Jira issue → timestamp custom field → enter the version publishing time from the previous step.
Hide the ‘View Draft’ tag from the published page view
As illustrated in View 2 in the following paragraph, users with edit permissions will see a grey ‘View Draft’ button. Workflow & Fields configuration page provides an option to hide the button from users without edit permissions.
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To enable or disable the button: mark out the checkbox → Save.
Timestamp in page view
Default published page view
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This page view is the default for the following users:
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The ‘View draft' button visibility for users without edit permissions is controlled through app’s main configuration page (see here). If disabled, users without edit permissions will see the published page as displayed below:
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Draft page view
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Published page view for anonymous users
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