pageheader macro
Overview
The pageheader macro renders it's body content (wiki markup) in the context of the page or blog post that your workflow is applied.
This macro is an alternative to the header (or headertemplate) parameter of the workflow macro.
Where to use it?
Optional.
One pageheader macro can be added into a workflow macro.
Parameters
Parameter | Required | Default | Notes |
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macro body | Header content:
The following macros can be used in the header: | ||
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| Who can see the header?
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Example
{workflow:name=Page Header}
{pageheader}
wiki markup to show at top of page
{pageheader}
{state:Example}
{state}
{workflow}You can also add the workflow page header using the workflow builder page layout editor.
Use the dropdown menu options to set who can see the footer based on Confluence user permissions.
All examples
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Dynamic page header using a metadata value and triggers — Use a trigger to display a different page header for each state in the workflow. Page header content is set as a metadata value.