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The basic metadata
macro allows the attachment of a single piece of metadata to a page.
This allows a single metadata value stored on an individual page to be referenced from other pages (see the space-metadata macro for the equivalent functionality for spaces).
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Usage
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To add a single piece of metadata to a page, choose the Metadata (Metadata Plugin) macro in the Confluence macro browser: Simply add your chosen metadata name to the macro editor e.g. Owner. This metadata name will be case sensitive. Insert the macro to the page. Add the value of the metadata to the To see the page display, choose the placeholder Edit option. The added metadata value is now displayed in the macro editor Preview.
The metadata is stored as un-rendered wiki markup, so in this case the value If you don't want the metadata value displayed on this page, simply check the Hidden option in the macro editor.
When using the macro to set a metadata that is a date and time, Confluence search and CQL will return the value as a string value unless the metadata value is added in the following format
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You can add the individual metadata from this page onto another page, for example, using the metadata-from macro or one of the report macros.
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