Where to start
If something is not working as expected, first check it inside Confluence.
Recommended first steps
Step | What to check |
|---|---|
1 | Open the Confluence page where you use Public Pages for Confluence |
2 | Open the Public Page panel in the byline |
3 | Review the page status, slug, SEO fields, and sync state |
4 | Open Apps → Public Pages for Confluence and check site settings |
5 | If you use a custom domain, review the current domain status and DNS setup |
In many cases, the issue is caused by a small configuration detail, such as:
incorrect page slug
incomplete site setup
robots mode set to
noindexcustom domain DNS not fully propagated
a page with too many large images taking too long to publish
✉️ Contact
If you need direct help, contact us at:
📧 Email: support@typeswitch.net
We usually reply within 24 hours on business days.
What to include in your message
To help us understand and resolve the issue faster, please include the following details.
Information | Why it helps |
|---|---|
Confluence page URL or page title | Helps identify the affected page |
Site slug or custom domain | Helps locate the correct public site |
Short description of the issue | Gives context immediately |
Expected result vs actual result | Helps identify whether this is a bug, configuration issue, or misunderstanding |
Your role (admin, editor, team member) | Helps us understand your permissions and access level |
Helpful screenshots
If possible, include screenshots of:
the Public Page panel
the page status or sync error, if shown
the global dashboard in Apps → Public Pages for Confluence
custom domain settings, if the problem is domain-related
Additional details that may help
Detail | When it is useful |
|---|---|
Whether the page contains many images | Useful for publish or sync performance issues |
Whether images are hosted in Confluence or externally | Useful when images do not appear correctly |
Whether the issue affects one page or multiple pages | Helps identify whether the issue is page-level or site-level |
Whether you recently changed robots mode, site slug, or domain settings | Useful for indexing, routing, or visibility issues |
What we support
We support the following:
Supported | Notes |
|---|---|
Latest version of Public Pages for Confluence | Standard supported version |
Forge-based Atlassian Marketplace deployment | Current production delivery model |
Publishing, syncing, unpublishing | Core page workflows |
Site settings and domain configuration | Includes robots mode, analytics, and indexing-related setup |
General troubleshooting | Help with expected app behavior and common errors |
What we do not support
Not supported | Notes |
|---|---|
Custom self-hosted variants | Outside the supported delivery model |
Unofficial modified builds | We can only support official versions |
External infrastructure outside the app’s supported setup | Includes unsupported custom integrations |
Common topics we can help with
We can help with issues such as:
a page fails to publish or sync
images do not appear on the public page
slug conflicts
custom domain verification problems
sitemap or indexing questions
robots mode confusion
unexpected public page rendering
setup questions for Google Analytics or Google Search Console
Feature requests
If you have an idea for a feature or workflow improvement, we would be glad to hear it.
📧 Email: support@typeswitch.net
When sending a feature request, it helps to include:
Include | Why it matters |
|---|---|
How your team works today | Helps us understand your real workflow |
What kind of content you publish | Gives context for the request |
What feels too manual or missing | Helps us identify the real pain point |
What outcome you want to improve | Helps us prioritize correctly |
We prioritize product improvements based on real usage patterns and customer feedback.
Quick checklist before contacting support
Before writing to support, it is worth checking these items:
Check | Question |
|---|---|
Page slug | Is it unique and correct? |
Site slug | Is it configured correctly? |
Robots mode | Is it set the way you expect? |
Images | Are they hosted in Confluence or externally? |
Page size | Is the page especially large or image-heavy? |
Custom domain | Has DNS fully propagated? |
A quick review of these points often helps identify the issue faster.
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