Introduction

Welcome to the knowledge base for the Metadata Macros for Confluence app. Our app provides six distinct macros, each designed to present specific contextual information relevant to the user, page, and space. Each macro displays different metadata and offers various customizable options, enhancing the usability and understanding of your Confluence pages.

Macro Descriptions and Usage

1. User Metadata Macro

Our User Metadata Macro provides an insightful snapshot of the current user's information. Display the user's display name, first name, account ID, or timezone to give your pages a personal touch. You can also include a label for additional context.

2. Page Metadata Macro

The Page Metadata Macro offers valuable details about the page in use. This includes the page title, page ID, page status, or a tiny URL. An optional context label can also be added for a better understanding of the displayed information.

3. Page Version Metadata Macro

The Page Version Metadata Macro keeps users informed about the current version of the page, showing details such as the version number, status, date (in various formats), and the author's name or account ID. Customize date format, choose between 12 or 24-hour clocks, set your timezone, and add a context label for better clarity.

4. Page Created Metadata Macro

Our Page Created Metadata Macro allows you to display when the page was created and by whom, revealing the date (in various formats) and the author's name or account ID. This macro supports date custom formatting, timezone setting, a 12 or 24-hour clock, and the addition of a context label.

5. Analytics Metadata Macro (Premium Feature)

Available exclusively to our premium users, the Analytics Metadata Macro showcases valuable page viewing data, including the total number of views and the count of unique viewers. This information can be complemented with a context label for enhanced understanding.

6. Space Metadata Macro

The Space Metadata Macro gives users a broad overview of the space that a page belongs to. Display the space's name, key, ID, type, or status, and provide extra context with the help of an optional label.

Conclusion

With these Metadata Macros for Confluence, users can gain a richer understanding of the pages and spaces they interact with, personalizing the Confluence experience. By customizing these macros to suit your needs, you can increase usability and context, leading to a more informed and engaging user experience.

If you need further assistance or have any questions about our app, please do not hesitate to contact our support team. We are here to help you make the most of the Metadata Macros for Confluence app.