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Display the result of the "content by label macro" in a table

Hello,

Here is what I am after. I would like to be able to have return a list of the pages sharing the same label in different rows.

To return a list of pages sharing a label, this is easy the content by label macro is here for me.

However, my question is: Is there a way to display each page returned by this macro in a different row of a table?

E.g.:

Page1 and Page2 are both labelled with "tagA"

Is there a way to display Page1 and Page2 in a table such as:

Row | Page    |  Comment (added manually by me)

1      | Page1  |  This is my page 1

2      | Page2  |  This is my page 2

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Davin Studer
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Nov 10, 2017 • edited

It sounds to me like what you want is the page properties and page properties reports macros. The way it works is you put a page properties macro on your page with a table inside that has key/value pairs. Then on a report page you put a page properties report macro on that page and specify a label. The report macro will find all the pages with that label and will create a table with each page being a row and the key value pairs in the page properties macro being columns in the report. See below screenshots.

Content Page(s)prop.png

 

Report Page (edit mode)report.PNG

 

Report Page (View)view.png

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