Here's how to do it:
- Type /code and select "Code Snippet" to insert a code block for formatted text.
- Click "Select language" and choose "Plain text" from the dropdown menu.
- Paste your Markdown inside.
Here's how to do it:
When you paste Markdown directly into Confluence, it shows up as raw text with visible syntax rather than formatted content. Using a code block preserves your Markdown's structure and readability while keeping the syntax visible for others who might need to copy or reference it later.
This approach is particularly valuable when documenting APIs, creating technical specifications, or collaborating with teams who work across different platforms. You maintain the original formatting intent while ensuring your content remains accessible and usable regardless of whether readers prefer Markdown or Confluence's native formatting.