Scroll Viewport Cloud 2022-03-02

We are pleased to announce the release of Scroll Viewport 2022-03-02 which is an improvement and bug fix release.

This release introduces the option to customize article URLs. This release also fixes two bugs that make the following possible now:

Using the legacy editor’s “outline style” option of the status macros
Referencing a section in an article by appending an access token to an article URL that also includes a heading anchor (e.g. /contentsource/Page-title.Page-ID.html?t=mytoken#PageTitle-HeadingTitle)

Highlights

Article URLs are now fully customizable

You can now customize Scroll Viewport article URLs. This release includes the first of a two-stage rollout of this new feature.

This first stage allows you to customize the last segment of your URLs for each page individually. Once modified, we will add a new canonical URL for the selected page which uses the following new format:

/content-source/custom-value

This new URL will replace the old format (/content-source/page-title.12345678.html) and omits the Confluence page ID. Viewport will set up a redirect for you, so that old URLs continue to work.

All non-modified pages will continue to use the old URL format until roll out of stage 2. The only exceptions here are your site’s home page and content source home pages, which are already primarily available under the new simple format (Note: /index.html will still redirect there).

Learn more on how to Customize URL Segments to create fully customized links to your help center articles.

Improvements

This release contains the following improvements for:

Key	Summary	T	Status
Data cannot be retrieved due to an unexpected error. View these issues in Jira

Bug fixes

This release contains the following fixes for:

Key	Summary	T	Status
Data cannot be retrieved due to an unexpected error. View these issues in Jira

Check out our public cloud roadmap to see which Scroll Viewport features are coming up next!