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To keep your Confluence instance scalable, follow these simple rules:

To add an EXISTING page as a child: ... (on target page) → Move → Select parent page confluence add to page tree

the icon to create a child page instantly at that location. To keep your Confluence instance scalable, follow these

This is the most common method when you are viewing a page and want to create a sub-page directly underneath it. | | Permissions conflict | If parent has

| Limitation | Explanation | |------------|-------------| | | You must create a child or move a page. | | Page tree is space-specific | Trees do not span across different spaces (unless using links or multi-space macros). | | Performance | Very deep trees (1000+ children) may slow down the sidebar or macro rendering. | | Permissions conflict | If parent has restricted view permissions, children are also restricted (unless overridden, which is rare). | | Moving large subtrees | Can take several seconds; permission checks happen per page. | | Cannot add same page to two trees | A page has exactly one parent (or none). To appear in multiple trees, use labels or links instead. |

Emily, a technical writer, was tasked with creating a comprehensive documentation portal for their company's new software product using Confluence. She had already set up the top-level pages in the page tree, including "Getting Started", "Features", "Tutorials", and "Troubleshooting".

Adding an icon to the page title helps it stand out in a dense tree.