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Add content to page footer

The {pagefooter} macro renders it's body content (wiki markup) in the context of the page or blog post that your workflow is applied to.

Note: This macro is an alternative to the footer (or footertemplate) parameter of the {workflow} macro.

Where to use it?

Optional.

One {pagefooter} can  macro can be put in a {workflow} macro.

Parameters

ParameterRequiredDefaultNotesVer

macro body

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Footer content:

The following macros can be used in the footer:

Filter by label (Content by label)
showLabelsfalse
max6
showSpacefalse
sorttitle
cqllabel = "body-pagefooter" and label = "macro" and space = currentSpace ( )

3.1+
visibility
contributors

Who can see the footer?

  • contributors – users who can edit the page
  • readonly – users who can view, but not edit, the page
  • all – both contributors and readonly users

Filter by label (Content by label)
showLabelsfalse
max6
showSpacefalse
sorttitle
cqllabel = "macro-pagefooter" and label = "parameter-visibility" and label = "example" and space = currentSpace ( )

3.1+

Example

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{workflow:name=Page Footer}
   {pagefooter}
      wiki markup to show at bottom of page
   {pagefooter}
   {state:Example}
   {state}
{workflow}

All examples

Filter by label (Content by label)showLabelsfalsemax500showSpacefalsesorttitleexcerptTypesimplecqllabel = "macro-pagefooter" and label = "example" and space = currentSpace()You can add the workflow page footer using the workflow builder Page Layout editor.

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Set who can see the footer based on Confluence user permissions using the dropdown menu options.

See also

Workflow Authoring Guide:

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