This There is the only just one rule to follow to always have the full potential of the toolbox ready to be unleashed:

This needs just To follow this rule you need just these two macros:

1. Document Properties Marker Macro
2. Section Macro

This short tip shows what a projectdoc document is, how it can be created with those two macros and provides some tips to new users on how to continue working with the PDAC1.

You may hide individual properties or the whole table at once, if you do not need some or all metadata on the top of the page.

Use the hide parameter of the Document Properties Marker Macro to hide the whole table.

Please note that hidden information is still on the page and can be accessed by anyone with access rights to the page. Therefore it must not contain sensitive information!

The use cases for these macros may not be obvious at first sight. Here is one example use case for each of the two macros.

Transclusion Macro: A decision document may contain information about what has been decided, the reasons for the decision and a list of alternatives. Besides this there may be further sections containing detailed information, why a particular alternative has been rejected. It may also list the experts that decided and reference material they used to decide. In an overview document an author may only be interested in the decision, the reason, and the list of alternatives. The Transclusion Macro allows to do that.

Transclude Documents Macro: Assume the last use case but now you want to list the information of all decision documents that are tagged with the term "software architecture". The Transclude Documents Macro will fetch each matching document and renders only the sections containing the decision, the reason, and the list of alternatives.