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• From your Wiki homepage, click the button located in the upper right-hand corner then select . You can also insert the Gliffy macro (described below).
• Each diagram has two links below it: 'Full Size' and 'Edit Diagram'.
• Click 'Edit Diagram' to bring up the Gliffy web-based editor where you can create and modify your diagram.
• When you're done, click 'Back to Wiki'
• Your diagram will be saved and you'll be sent back to the original wiki page.

Wiki MarkupTo access the community-supported tips and tutorials for Gliffy, see \[<strong>Gliffy Support</strong><span style="color: #222222">&#124;http://www.gliffy.com/support.shtml]&nbsp;and locate the section entitled: Gliffy Plugin for Confluence.</span> <span style="color: #222222">Other Info: Diagrams that you create will be stored as an attachment to the original wiki page. Each time you save your diagram in the Gliffy Editor, a new version of your diagram will be created and attached to your wiki page. The diagram will retain the same name, so you'll have a complete version history of all changes.&nbsp;Note: Do not edit the attachment by hand or you will destroy the diagram and have to revert to a previous version.</span> <span style="color: #222222">The Gliffy editor also lets you export your diagram as SVG, PNG or JPG if you need to use it outside of the wikis.</span>see Gliffy Support and locate the section entitled: Gliffy Plugin for Confluence.
Other Info: Diagrams that you create will be stored as an attachment to the original wiki page. Each time you save your diagram in the Gliffy Editor, a new version of your diagram will be created and attached to your wiki page. The diagram will retain the same name, so you'll have a complete version history of all changes. Note: Do not edit the attachment by hand or you will destroy the diagram and have to revert to a previous version.
The Gliffy editor also lets you export your diagram as SVG, PNG or JPG if you need to use it outside of the wikis.

Gliffy Plugin Video 

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