How to disable avatars on published content in a Confluence space
Here is how to disable avatars on published content in a confluence space
- First click on "Spaces" in the left sidebar
- Next click on the "View all spaces" option
- From the list, open the space you want to manage
- Then click on the "three dots" button next to the space name in the sidebar
- From the dropdown menu, select the "Space settings" option
- In the left sidebar, click on "General"
- Next, select the "Avatars and status" menu
- Then, locate the "Avatars on published content" option
- Finally, turn off the toggle to disable avatars on published content in the space
Why should you disable avatars on published content in a Confluence space
Confluence is a dynamic collaboration tool designed to streamline teamwork and content management.
A valuable feature it offers is the ability to disable avatars on published content within a Confluence space. This feature provides a cleaner, more professional look by removing user avatars, which can be particularly beneficial in formal or external-facing documentation.
Disabling avatars helps focus attention on the content itself, promoting a distraction-free environment that enhances reader engagement and information absorption.
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