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Knowledge base summary

Armand Amir Rajaei

Hello,

We have documents / precedures from several levels of support (L1 / L2 / L3), we (L1) must have a page with a summary grouping together the documents (with link to other confluence spaces doc) that are used by our level, what is the best practice for this ?

ideally we would like some kind of tabs, with subjects (linux, windows, server, etc.)

Thanks for your help

Armand

Accepted answers

Matt Reiner _K15t_

Hi @Armand Amir Rajaei

Maybe you could add the "L1" label to all the pages and use the Content by Label macro on your summary page.

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Matt Reiner _K15t_

Hi @Armand Amir Rajaei

Maybe you could add the "L1" label to all the pages and use the Content by Label macro on your summary page.

Armand Amir Rajaei

Hi @Matt Reiner _K15t_

Thanks for your help.

With that i can identify needed procedures, but how can i sort by subject all the documentation ?

Thx

Armand

Matt Reiner _K15t_

Perhaps you could also use labels for each subject. Since pages can have multiple labels, you could have a page with the example labels: "L1", "login", and "user profile".

You then have multiple Content by Label macros on a page the filter for different labels, or, you can use filters in Confluence search to filter by label.

Armand Amir Rajaei

I will check that, thank you @Matt Reiner _K15t_

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