Enabling Obsidian mode converts internal Confluence page links to [[wikilink]] format, making exported files immediately compatible with Obsidian and other wiki-style tools.
Internal links are rendered as relative Markdown paths:
See [Installation Guide](./getting-started/installation-guide.md) for details.
Internal links become wikilinks using the page title:
See [[Installation Guide]] for details.
Obsidian resolves these automatically against your vault, so the exported files work without any manual link editing.
Tip: For best results with Obsidian, also set your filename pattern to
{title}(the default) so filenames match the wikilink targets exactly.
Confluence has info, warning, note, success, and tip panels. The Panel / Callout Style setting controls how these are rendered in exported Markdown.
Renders panels as GitHub-style callouts, which are also natively supported by Obsidian:
> [!NOTE]
> This is an informational note.
> [!WARNING]
> Be careful with this step.
> [!TIP]
> Here's a helpful tip.
Callout types map as follows:
| Confluence panel | Callout type |
|---|---|
| Info | [!INFO] |
| Note | [!NOTE] |
| Warning | [!WARNING] |
| Success / Tip | [!TIP] |
| Error | [!CAUTION] |
Renders all panels as standard Markdown blockquotes, compatible with any Markdown renderer:
> **Note:** This is an informational note.
> **Warning:** Be careful with this step.
Strips the panel formatting entirely and renders only the inner content as regular text. Useful when the target renderer doesn't support blockquotes or callouts.
| Use case | Recommended settings |
|---|---|
| Exporting to an Obsidian vault | Obsidian mode on, Panel style Callout |
| Publishing to a GitHub wiki | Obsidian mode off, Panel style Callout |
| Migrating to another platform | Obsidian mode off, Panel style Blockquote |
| Plain text archival | Obsidian mode off, Panel style Plain text |