I have such a case:
- I have page with iteration description;
- every day I create daily meetings blog posts.
But I want to link daily meeting for the iteration, so to make blog posts links display as subpages of the iteration page. Is it possible?
P.S. All dailt scrum blog posts are marked with daily-meeting and iter-nubmer labels.
Just to expand on Amalia's answer with an example...
If you want to change the formatting, you'll have to either use something like the reporting plugin or write a dedicated user macro.
here's a small example of a different view of blog posts using the reporting macro
{report-block:maxResults=50} {content-reporter:spaces=@self|type=news} {date-sort:content:modification date|order=descending} {content-reporter} {report-header}{html}<table>{html} {report-header} {report-body} {html}<tr><td>{html}{report-image:content:icon} {report-info:content:title|link=true}{html}</td><td>{html} Created by {report-info:content:creator|link=true} {report-info:content:creation date|format=dd MMM HH:mm}.{html}</td><td>{html} _Last modified by {report-info:content:modifier|link=true} {report-info:content:modification date|format=dd MMM HH:mm}_.{html}</td></tr>{html} {report-body} {report-empty} No news items are available.{report-empty} {report-footer} {html}</table>{html} {report-footer} {report-block}
Not sure if this suits your needs, but you can try one of the following macros:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Content+by+Label+Macro
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Blog+Posts+Macro
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