Building better Confluence pages with macros
Most people come to Capable Formatting with one page to fix: a status that keeps going stale, a page that is too long, a link nobody notices, a table nobody can sort. These guides take you through each one in a few minutes.
#Common tasks
You want to | Go to |
|---|---|
Show a status people can change from the page | Add a status badge to a Confluence page, then Status badge for every setting |
Break a long page into sections | |
Give readers an obvious next action | |
Let readers sort, filter and search a table | Create a table you can sort and filter in Confluence, then Table |
Learn how every macro works first |
#Guides in this section
Add a status badge to a Confluence pagePut a clickable status badge, such as DRAFT, IN REVIEW or APPROVED, in a Confluence page, a table cell or a sentence.Add tabs to a Confluence pageSplit a long Confluence page into tabs with the Tabs and Tab macros, so readers jump straight to their section.Add buttons to a Confluence pageAdd a row of styled buttons to a Confluence page that link to a website or another Confluence page.Create a table you can sort and filter in ConfluenceTurn an ordinary Confluence table into one readers can sort, filter, search and page through, with the Table & Charts macro.
#Related
Fix one page. Then the next one is easier.
