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Print a list of labelled content

richardofrugeley

I authored a set of Confluence pages within a site, and afterwards assigned four labels to describe them. The labels are in two complementary pairs:

reqts and no_reqts
general_ref and specifc_ref

I wish to check that every page includes two labels, and there are no illegal combinations.

I can display pages of labelled content but only 10 pages are displayed at once. I would like to print a complete list so that I can check it. Obviously I could print each page of 10.

There doesn't appear to be any sorting tools for the list - I'd like the titles to be in alphabetical order so that they're easier to spot without scanning the whole list.

Suggestions would be welcome.

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spud

Hey @richardofrugeley,

If you use the content by label macro, you should be able to create a list of all the pages with a label on it. You can also get it to sort by name, and choose how many results to display.

More detailed instructions are here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/confcloud/content-by-label-macro-724765178.html

Hope that helps!

Des

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spud

Hey @richardofrugeley,

If you use the content by label macro, you should be able to create a list of all the pages with a label on it. You can also get it to sort by name, and choose how many results to display.

More detailed instructions are here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/confcloud/content-by-label-macro-724765178.html

Hope that helps!

Des

richardofrugeley

Excellent!

richardofrugeley

Doh - only 15 results are displayed.

spud

The default value is 15 but it can go up to 800! You just need to change that number @richardofrugeley.