This new version allows to specify a template for rendering a column with the Display Table Macro. Now you can render more than one property in a table cell using a template (like the one used by the Display Document Properties Macro).

Use Templates to render complex values in a column cell. The syntax to specify a template is

#COLUMN_NAME{TEMPLATE_SPECIFICATION}

The column name is the label to use for the column heading. It may be replaced using projectdoc Toolbox 2.2.3 Release Notes Header Translations.

The template specification uses placeholders to reference properties.

#My Label{${Doctype} / ${Iteration}}

This new feature is actually not directly relevant for users of the projectdoc Toolbox. It provides services to interface with the new tool model provided by the DTSMP.

The new Core Doctypes provide a new version of the Documentation Dashboard takes advantage of this feature.

projectdoc boxes are now first-class citizens in respect to transclusion.

Every box provides its name (e.g. 'pending-box' for the Pending Box Macro) as a default tag.

Using the new Documentation Dashboard allows now to track boxes more conveniently.

There is a new artificial property called 'Doctype Homepage' that is a link to the document's doctype homepage.

This feature was supported by the Display Table Macro by automatically rewriting the values in the Doctype column. The new approach is much cleaner and is supported by all macros.

Note, since this is a new artificial property, to have it provided by existing documents, a reindex is required. Otherwise only new and updated documents will provide this property.