I'd like to display a list of all how-to articles (ideally ordered by recently updated) on the space overview page, but can't seem to find an elegant way to list content by the template used to create it. I'm assuming I'm missing something!
you can use the "Content By Label" - Macro if all of your pages have the same label.
Thanks for the reply, @Thomas Schlegel . Do I need to add that label manually to each piece of content? I've seen some older posts suggesting ways to add automatically, but they didn't seem to match up to the current UI.
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You should add the label to your template, so every page created with this template gets the label automatically.
But I think, you have to add the label manually to the pages you created already. I don't know a way for "bulk adding" a label to pages after creation.
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> You should add the label to your template, so every page created with this template gets the label automatically.
Can you point me to where I can do that please @Thomas Schlegel ? I don't see a button.
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I don't see that on the How-to template, perhaps because it's a default template? However, I did notice that Confluence is automatically adding the label "kb-how-to-article" to the content created using that template.
Thanks @Thomas Schlegel , I'm unblocked. A content by template macro would have saved a lot of investigation!
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That's great - and yes, you can't change the default templates from Atlassian and add a label. I thought, you created a new one on your own.
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