Is there a way (macro maybe?) to display all of a page's labels on a line or in a list, without links to other matching pages? For example, if I have a page with labels (label1, label2, label3) defined, is there a way to display this in the page like:
Labels: label1, label2, label3
or:
Labels:
or a similar format.
For context, in our existing knowledgebase in another product, which we are porting to Confluence, we have a "keywords" field that helps categorise the documents, but using the various Confluence macros like "filter-by-labels" or similar, intermingles links to other documents, making it hard to see the definitive list in one place, without entering the manage macros dialog.
Have you looked at using the 'label list' macro?
Yes, I did, but it seems to list "all labels within the current space" which is not what I need. I need just the labels that apply to the document that the macro is run in.
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@Andy D_Arcy-Jewell Welcome to the community.
I don't use labels myself, but I just added a few on a page in my personal space. I now see this at the bottom of the page:
Does this list not meet your needs?
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