Once you've found the metadata summary macro, click 'insert' to add it to your page.
The Metadata Summary macro presents a tabulated summary of selected metadata, which has been embedded using the Metadata Macro on any page or blog post in the current Confluence space.
The left-most column of the metadata summary shows the name of each page or blog post within current space that contains the selected metadata. Each page or blog post is presented on a single row and is hyperlinked to its appropriate destination page.
Each subsequent column represents a unique field within the selected metadata. The value associated with each metadata field on a page or blog post is presented in the appropriate cell of the metadata summary table. For example, the following Metadata Summary macro shows all Metadata macros tagged with the 'test' label in the current space.
Metadata macro 'label's are completely unrelated to page labels. A Metadata macro's label is only used by the Metadata Summary macro for the purpose of generating its summary. |
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To insert the metadata summary macro into a page using the Macro Browser,
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Once you've found the metadata summary macro, click 'insert' to add it to your page. |
{detailssummary:label=test}
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This shows a metadata summary based on all Metadata macros in pages or blog posts of the current space, which have been labelled with 'test'.
Parameter |
Required in Wiki Markup? |
Default |
Description |
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Metadata Label |
yes |
none |
Restricts the Metadata Summary macro to summarise the contents of Metadata macros throughout the current space, which have been tagged with this label only. |
The following Metadata macro example generates the second line in the Metadata Summary macro (above).
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