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Click on the “Edit menu structure “ icon to open the menu structure

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Add CQL search

To add a CQL search, activate the toggle in the CQL column

Click in the link field. Add a valid field, value and operator to dynamically generate menu items that are based on the query’s result.

For more information on CQL, check the Atlassian documentation.

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Test your query results

Use the preview to test the query and view the results.

If you are unsure, what the CQL feature can do for you, here are a few suggestions what it can be used for:

Usecase

Query

Pages or Blogpost created by the current user in descending order

contributor = currentUser() AND type IN (‘page’, ‘blogpost’) order by created desc

Content that has been starred by the current user. This will show starred pages and spaces.

favourite = currentUser()

Content that is watched by the current user

watcher = currentUser()

Content that mentions the current user

mention = currentUser()

Find child pages of a parent page. In this example the query will show child pages of a parent page with the ID 123.

parent = 123

Find content created since the end of yesterday.

created > endOfDay("-1d")

Find content modified since the end of yesterday.

lastmodified > endOfDay("-1d")

Content watched by the current user that has been created since the end of the previous day, sorted by creation date in descending order.

watcher = currentUser() AND created > endOfDay("-1d") order by created desc

Have a look at the following documentation from Atlassian for more CQL inspiration: https://developer.atlassian.com/server/confluence/advanced-searching-using-cql/