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Add Sub-Level to Pages

Sub-levels allow pages to be tagged with an extra layer of information and granularity, can be used to further clarify the type of document the page represents.

Sub-levels are always optional and pages can be classified with or without them.

When applied to a Confluence page, sub-levels are appended to the page classification indicator (A) located above the breadcrumb navigation.

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Sub-levels can be applied from the page classification selection window, accessed by clicking the current page classification indicator (A). Within the classification selection window, clicking the dropdown arrow (B) next to a classification level will display any available sub-levels (C). Clicking on a sub-level will apply it to the page alongside the parent level (if this is different to the level currently on the page).

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Applying a sub-level will always apply the associated parent level as well.


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