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I am creating a new template with a see also section in the bottom. I would like to include the content-by-label macro and adjust it in a way so that it always shows all sites that have the same labels. Is that possible? Or how can I do that (other than manually)?
If you enter the macro in the template with a set of labels, then when you use the template, the macro will always display the content matching those labels. I guess I am not seeing what the issue is?
No, it’s a template, so when a user uses it and ads labels to the page, the macro should automatically show the content with these labels. I want automation!
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OK, then there is this solution using a user macro:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DISC/Related+Content
Now personally, I would probably make this simpler as a wrapper user macro that reads the label(s) from the page, then feeds them to an instance of Content by Label macro. A cleaner solution.
I wrote an article about this process: Getting-Started-with-User-Macros-Writing-a-Wrapper-Macro
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Hey Bill,
thx for the answer. You might have overlooked, that I am in Confluence Cloud and I cannot use user macros. Is there also a solution for cloud?
Stefan
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Yes, switch to the server version? (bad joke) There are two main reasons I advise clients to not use the Cloud version of Confluence:
I have not tried this route, but:
The first two I have done, but I am not sure if the Cloud version will allow installing a plugin derived from a user macro.
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I want this, too. I'm also in cloud. Seems like a setting that should be allowed inside the macro.
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