Used on Pages panel
Lists pages that embed a template, five at a time, found by CQL on the capable_refs_markdown_refs search alias. It counts only pages using the Markdown REFERENCE macro. A plain document macro contributes nothing. And only after the page has been indexed.
#Where you do it
Task | Where |
|---|---|
Reuse one markdown document across many pages, kept in | Confluence editor → Markdown reference (Capable) / Markdown reference macro (Capable) |
Turn markdown that lives on a page into a reusable tem | Capable Markdown page → open the page-owned document → 'Save as template', or drag it from 'Markdown on pages' onto a Templates section or folder |
Organise the library into folders | Capable Markdown page → Templates → drag documents between folders, or create inside a folder with the section's Create button |
#Settings that affect this
Setting | Where | What it does |
|---|---|---|
Global settings → Indexing | - | Runs on-demand backfill of the capable_refs content property that the byline count, the 'Used on Pages' panel and the markdown-ref CQL aliases all depend on. |
There is no Markdown-specific settings t | - | It contributes only a byline, query actions, an asset browser, a Search panel, a custom content renderer, migrators and the two macros. Every switch above is a shared Capable settings surface. |
#Worth knowing
'Used on Pages' and the byline count both key on indexed data, and 'Used on Pages' counts only reference-macro usage. A plain document macro contributes nothing to it.
#Related
How it actually behaves.
