I need to be able to supress certain headings within my table of contents on a Confluence page.
The headings I need to surpress are:
- Page Views
- Recently Updated
- Release Items (xx issues)
The xx within brackets will be different depending on what comes back from a JIRA feed.
I have absolutely no idea about regular expressions. Is it possible to write a regular expression to surpress these headings?
If so, would anybody be kind enough to help me out? :-)
It's ok, figured it out myself ...
Views|Recently Updated|Release Items.*|
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Ok, I've hit a snag here.
I wanted to remove the headings Document details and Table of contents when using the TOC macro.
I used this regex: Document details|Table of contents.*| in the exclude headings section.
It renders the correct result I need in the macro's preview. (Refer SS 1)
But upon publishing the page, TOC is empty.
I tested the macro again without the Regex, it works fine, included it shows me the headings I wanted to exclude.
What could be the issue here?
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Try (Table of Contents|Views|Recently Updated|Release Items).
I used (Table of Contents| Document details) and it worked.
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Hi Steve,
Can you tell us which version of Confluence are you running?
Also, if you can attach a screen capture of your page. The reason I ask is that release items don't normally display on each page...so to see a screen capture would clarify.
Mary
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