# Search for templates from the Confluence byline

To find a template from any Confluence page, open the Capable byline by pressing comma or clicking **Capable** next to the author, and start typing. Matching diagram and Markdown templates appear under **Templates**, and diagram languages under **Diagram libraries**. Pick one and the editor opens with it filled in, ready to insert.

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## Before you start

* Anyone who can edit the page can do this.
* Diagrams or Markdown must be visible on your site. A capability an administrator has hidden is left out of the search.
* The standalone Diagrams and Markdown apps search templates from their own byline entry in the same way.

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## Steps

1. Open the page and press the comma key, or click **Capable** in the page byline.
2. Type a word from the template's title or description, for example `sequence` or `meeting notes`.
3. Wait a moment for the **Templates** and **Diagram libraries** sections to appear below the capabilities.
4. Select the template or library you want.
5. Adjust it in the editor, then insert it into the page.

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## If it does not work

* No Templates section: nothing matched. Each word you type must appear in the title or description, so try fewer words.
* A diagram library is missing: an administrator has turned it off in the Diagrams settings.
* Your own template is missing: it is searched in this page's space and the global library only. Templates in other spaces do not appear.

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## Related

### [The Capable byline](https://help.gocapable.com/capable/the-capable-byline.html)

Everything the byline does.

### [Open the Capable command palette in Confluence](https://help.gocapable.com/capable/open-the-capable-command-palette-in-confluence.html)

The same search, with Command K.

### [Diagrams](https://help.gocapable.com/capable/diagrams.html)

The capability behind diagram templates.

### [Markdown](https://help.gocapable.com/capable/markdown.html)

The capability behind Markdown templates.

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_Press comma, type, insert._