How do I put instructional text into a template using the confluence editor. I see it in other templates but when I create my own templates I see no feature do anything more than on any other confluence page.
When I do a Google search I cannot find up to date documentation on the Confluence editor, it all seems to point to earlier versions which is useless to me. The old template editor seemed to have way more features that mine. Is myetup wrong or is it now much more dumb than it used to be?
Placeholder text (aka "Instructional text") can be used from within a template as follows:
I don't see this option, has this changed?
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seconding the above -- I'm trying to create a template for my team, but I can't see the placeholder/instruction text anywhere; does this feature no longer exist?
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To include the instructional text you must click on "+" and when displaying select the option "placeholder text". In the box you include the text you need to show and press enter. Once the template is configured, in the view of this and in the creation of a page through the template created, the placeholder text macro will appear visible.
I hope it helps you.
Greetings
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Thanks for the answer. This seems to work. It seems that it was simply the change in terminology that fooled me.
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This now seems out of date @APal . There's no placeholder text option or instructional text term for me? Is this for paid plans only?
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Same issue, and we have a paid plan.
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Same, no option. Would love to get this on my custom template I'm working on...
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For those that don't have the Placeholder text option:
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