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Adding label to template (Confluence Cloud, new editor experience)

Novan Sachrudi

Hi all,

Our cloud recently got enrolled in the new editor experience.

How do I add a label to a template?

The reason I need to do this is because when the template gets used to published that page, it should form part of a table properties report, which uses page labels to pull data.

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Johan Soetens _Dumblefy_

Hello Novan,

when you edit a template, there's an option to add labels.

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Johan Soetens _Dumblefy_

Hello Novan,

when you edit a template, there's an option to add labels.

Novan Sachrudi

Thank you, Johan! That is exactly what I'm after.

Alex Bernardin_4g2emn

In my confluence, as of 2020-September, the functionality for adding a label to a template now lives in the overflow menu in the editor, not by the title...

Edit template - Technical Design Document (2020) - Confluence 2020-09-25 08-52-07.png

Nathan Phipps

You rock, Alex!

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