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Head to the documentation for specific macros of Atlassian to view full details of the parameters available in each macro.
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Table of Contents and Content Zone Macro
The Table of Contents macro scans the headings on the current Confluence page to create a table of contents based on those headings or selected zone.
This helps readers find their way around lengthy pages, by summarizing the content structure and providing links to headings.
Step-by-step guide Add Table of Contents:
- From the editor toolbar, choose Insert
> Other Macros. - Choose Table of Contents from the Confluence content category.
- Use the parameters below to specify which pages to display.
- Choose Insert.
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Children Display Macro
Add the Children Display macro to a page to display a list of pages from a specific part of the page hierarchy. You can choose to display pages that are a child of the current page, or a child of any other page in a space.
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Because it relies on the page hierarchy, the list of pages is automatically updated when pages are added, deleted, or moved. You can even show an excerpt from the page for extra context.
Step-by-step guide: Add the Children Display macro to your page
To add the Children Display macro to a page:
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More detailed information regarding Table of Children's Display can be found on the following link: Children Display Macro
Code Block Macro
The Code Block macro is an essential tool for presenting technical content clearly and consistently.
It allows you to display code, configuration snippets, or command-line examples in a way that preserves formatting, improves readability, and prevents accidental formatting changes by Confluence’s rich-text editor.
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- sample code
- terminal commands
- excerpts from application logs.
Add the Code Block macro to your page
To add the Code Block macro to a page:
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