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You may see broken images on the page due to several reasons:
You can search for documents using the search bar on the main page or use the search bar in the top right corner, located on the Confluence menu.
Visit this page to find out more about training possibilities.
If you are a contributor, use the "Create" button on the Confluence menu.

Please open a Freshdesk ticket.
Use the approval workflow to have the page approved and change the status to Published.
Users in groups sbsptp-reviewers and sbsptp-approvers can give their approval on different stages. Read more about the approval workflow.
On the top right corner of the page, there is a “Watch” button; use it to get notified about the changes to the page.
Check who was the last person to update the page, they may be able to help you out. Alternatively, ask a specialist in your team or your manager, they will guide you to the correct person.
Confluence pages are web pages and you can't add page numbers to a web page, as it has no pages, like your regular Word of Google document has.
If you document has too much content, split it up into several Confluence pages.
Terms can be looked up in the glossary. To see term description on a page, use the glossary button on top of the page, above the title. It will highlight the terms from the glossary in blue and will show an explanation when you point the mouse at them.
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Anyone can add terms to the glossary.
If you are included to the sbsptp-approvers group apply label obsolete to the page and the workflow will allow you to change states without having to publish the page, If you are not part of the sbsptp-approvers group, open a Freshdesk ticket .