The Numbered Headings macro allows you to number part parts of a page. You can have multiple macros on a page which where each have has their own numbering.

Using the macro

You can find the Numbered Headings macro in the Confluence macro browser. When you edit a page, locate the insert Insert button in the editor toolbar and choose Other macros. In the browser, search for Numbered Headings.

Alternatively, you can start typing on the page. By typing {number Confluence will suggest to add the Numbered Headings macro on the page.<IMAGE>

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Headings inside the macro will be numberedis numbered once the page is published. You can add multiple macros to a page , and the macros are not aware of each other.

Macro configuration

If you don't You can change the configuration of the numbering if you do not want to use the default numbering format, you can change the configuration of the numbering. When you click on the macro, an option to edit the macro will appear. This button will . Click the macro and click Edit to open the macro editor.

On the The left side of the macro editor you will find has a number of options. On the right you will find a preview based on the content inside of the macro.<IMAGE>settings and use the Preview on the right side to view how the settings affect the macro contents.

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For an overview of the available formatting options, refer to Formatting options.

Find all pages with the macro

Sometimes, you may want to see all pages that use the Numbered Headings macro. For example, when you are migrating from using the macro to using the Numbered Headings toolbar button. Or, when you want to remove al all macros to uninstall Numbered Headings altogether.

To find all pages that use the Numbered Headings macro, use the following search query in Confluence search:

macroName: numberedheadings*

This will displays only display those pages that use the macro. It will does not display pages that use other ways to number headings , such as space numbering or the toolbar button.