Content by Label Macro

You need to edit in 'Wiki Markup' mode to include macros in your page.

The Contentbylabel macro lists content associated with specific labels.

Contentbylabel Macro

What you need to type

What you will get

{contentbylabel:documentation, my:stuff}

Page: Exporting and Printing Technical Documentation (Confluence 4.2)
Labels: techcomm, documentation, technical-documentation, technical-communication, technical-writing, wiki, export, single-source-publishing, xml, eclipse-help, javahelp

Page: Further Reading about Developing Technical Documentation on Confluence (Confluence 3.5)
Labels: wiki, technical-writing, technical-communication, technical-documentation, documentation, techcomm

Page: Re-using Content in Technical Documentation (Confluence 3.5)
Labels: single-source-publishing, reuse, re-use, wiki, technical-writing, technical-communication, technical-documentation, documentation, techcomm

Page: Creating your Technical Documentation Space (Confluence 3.5)
Labels: theme, permissions, permission, wiki, technical-writing, technical-communication, technical-documentation, documentation, techcomm

Page: Integrating Crowd with a Custom Application (Crowd 2.2)
Labels: api, authentication, crowd, documentation, integration, client, custom, soap, application, connectors

Page: Integrating Crowd with Atlassian Confluence (Crowd 2.2)
Labels: confluence, documentation, crowd, integration, application, connectors, osuser, atlassian-user, client, single-sign-on, sso

Page: Managing the Life Cycle of your Technical Documentation (Confluence 3.4)
Labels: technical-documentation, wiki, technical-writing, technical-communication, documentation, techcomm, lifecycle, life-cycle, release, publishing, publication, review, workflow, draft

Page: Developing Technical Documentation on Confluence Wiki (Confluence 3.4)
Labels: technical-writing, techcomm, wiki, technical-communication, documentation, technical-documentation

Page: Creating your Technical Documentation Space (Confluence 3.4)
Labels: theme, permissions, permission, wiki, technical-writing, technical-communication, technical-documentation, documentation, techcomm

Page: Essential Confluence Features for Technical Documentation (Confluence 3.4)
Labels: column, section, video, table-of-contents, toc, wiki, technical-writing, technical-communication, technical-documentation, documentation, techcomm

Page: Confluence Plugins for Technical Documentation (Confluence 3.4)
Labels: attachment, layout, composition, tab, diagram, gliffy, wiki, technical-writing, technical-communication, technical-documentation, documentation, techcomm

Page: Confluence Documentation in Other Languages (Confluence 3.4)
Labels: wiki, confluence, translation, localisation, i18n, internationalisation, languages, documentation

Page: Installing Crowd and CrowdID (Crowd 2.1)
Labels: guide, documentation, crowd, api, overview, crowdid, crowd-home

Page: Connecting Crowd to a Database (Crowd 2.1)
Labels: database, setup, configuration, installation, crowd, documentation

Page: HSQLDB (Crowd 2.1)
Labels: database, setup, documentation, installation, install, hsql

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By default, Confluence lists all the labels for each result displayed. See optional parameters below to disable this.

Recommended Default Usage

To display all pages with the label needs-fixing, use:

No	parameter	Default	Description
1	key	all	Filter by space (Note: Keywords @all and @self are available with Confluence 2.2.2 and higher.)
2	type	false	Filter by content type
3	showLabels	true	Show or hide labels for results
4	showSpace	true	Show or hide spaces for results
5	excerpt	false	Show or hide excerpts for results
6	maxResults	5	Specify maximum results to display
7	sort=creation sort=title sort=modified	recent	The 'sort' attribute is an optional attribute that allows you to configure how the children are sorted. Use the 'reverse' attribute to optionally reverse the sorting.
8	operator	OR	(Confluence 2.5 and higher.) The operator to apply to the supplied lists of labels. By default, a page with any of the labels will be listed. By using `operator=AND`, only pages with all of the supplied labels will be listed.

1. Filter by space

2. Show only results in current space (Confluence 2.2.2 and higher)

3. Show results from all spaces (Confluence 2.2.2 and higher)

4. Filter by content type: pages or blog posts

5. Hide labels for results

6. Hide spaces for results

7. Display excerpts for results

8. Specify the maximum number of results to display

9. Sort by creation date, modification date or title