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Use the following keyboard shortcut: Shift + ?.Select the help icon (the question mark) from the navigation bar in the top right corner of the screen and choose keyboard shortcuts, or.If you’re in Confluence but not in the page editor: You can see a list of Confluence’s keyboard shortcuts by doing the following. How to find Confluence keyboard shortcutsĬonfluence keyboard shortcuts increase productivity by quickly performing actions that normally require the use of a mouse. Putting aside the hyperbole, Confluence’s powers of automation help make the content in your knowledge base faster and more fun to create, navigate, and organize. What we’re saying is that Confluence’s awesome keyboard shortcuts and autocomplete features can help speed world progress. To perform a multiple character wildcard search, use the * symbol.But an idealist might say that, actually, automating mundane, tedious, and repetitive processes frees you up to focus on more valuable and impactful stuff, like innovation. To perform a single character wildcard search, use the ? symbol. Inserting wildcard characters is an easy way to format your keyword to replace single characters or multiple characters in the results. (cheese OR butter) AND chalk Search for keywords using wildcards To search for content that must contain 'chalk' but can contain either 'cheese' or 'butter', use brackets to group the search terms: To search for content that contains 'chalk' but NOT 'cheese', use the operator NOT in capital letters: To search for content that contains both the terms 'chalk' and 'cheese', use the operator AND in capital letters: To search for content that contains one of the terms, 'chalk' or 'cheese', use the operator OR in capital letters: When you don’t know the exact phrase that leads to the content you want, you can enter keywords and operators in the search field. If you'd like search results to match an exact phrase including special characters, cast your vote on this improvement request: CONFCLOUD-69222 Search for keywords using operators