To clarify, on Screenshot 1 below, I tried to find an item but it showed 0/0 results. However, on Screenshot 2, it is showing one result but I needed to toggle the Internal Water Filter dropdown first. This is limiting my ability to effectively and efficiently search, as I have to open all collapsed dropdowns first to enable a thorough search.
Please help. Thanks in advance!
Screenshot 1
Screenshot 2
I use the "Expand" element, which you can set a title on (like "Keywords") and in the text box I throw all the random words I think I would ever search for to get back to this page, but which aren't already in the page content. When it's displayed, it's not expanded so the words are hidden from view but they still contribute to the search.
Hello,
As far as I know, there is no way to search within a specific page using keywords the way you tried to if you are using dropdown macros, at least without using Add-Ons.
On the other hand, there is the possibility to search for a specific keyword on Confluence using the "Livesearch" macro. This macro will search between all the pages of a given Confluence space you can specify in the macro, and return a list of the pages containing this keyword, even if "hidden" under a collapsed dropdown.
However, this search won't allow you to navigate directly to the part of the document containing the keyword, only to the page containing it.
If this doesn't fully satisfy your needs, you can search the Atlassian market place for a specific Add-On allowing the functionality you're looking for like the following instance :
A ticket has been created concerning the highlighting of searches in Confluence, which is currently in the "gathering interest" status therefore not coming soon, you can follow its evolution thanks to the following link :
Hoping my answer will help you,
Guilhem Dupuy
Atlassian Consultant
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