can the system admin or somebody else with permissions modify the system-generated "Label List" view

Question

I'm working on confluence. I use labels. when I click the label, I can see the system-generated view page with text like

"This list shows content tagged with the following label: testsss

To add a label to the list of required labels, choose '+ labelname' from Related Labels."

and then all pages with this label.

The question is: can the system admin or somebody else with permissions modify the system-generated "Label List" view?
In case we want to add some custom text before the list of pages, for example, the definition of the label. Is it possible?

Dmytro Deliiev · Answer

Hi, @Mirek , thank you for your response.

I know about Content By Label macro but it doesn't satisfy our requirements.

Consider these cases:

As a user, I read tech documentation with labels and want to find more info. I click the label and see similar pages and definitions of the label so that I can find out if these pages are relevant to my search.

As a tech writer, I fill in a confluence page and want to put a label for it. I see several pretty similar labels and doubt which one to choose.  I click a label and see a definition and a list of pages. (A popup window would be even much better, just hover it). I don't want to spend time trying out all labels and reading all pages under them.

etc.

Such cases are impossible with Content By Label macro.

BTW a popup window when hovering the label is a great idea as well

Mirek · Answer

Hi @Dmytro Deliiev

I am afraid that this page cannot be easily editable no matter if someone is a system admin or not.

But maybe you can create you own page and add a Content By Label macro?

https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/content-by-label-macro-145566.html