Heading Starting Level

Document Properties Marker

override	false

Short Description Controls the top heading level for a document.

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Name heading-starting-level

Parent

Parent Property

property-name	Name

Audience

Name List

doctype	role
property	Audience

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Tags

Tag List

names	heading-number

Identifier heading-starting-level

Component

Name List

doctype	component
property	Component

Mandatory

Type int

Default Value 1

Value Range 1, 2

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Iteration

value

filled

released

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Since 1.11

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Section

show-title	false
title	Description

Documents may start at heading level 1 (h1) or 2 (h2). If the value is set to 2, the first section is rendered at that level. If the value is 1 or not specified, then the first section's heading is at level 1.

This does only apply to sections set to level '*'. This feature is only available on Confluence 5.8 and above.

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projectdoc-

This is a space property to control the level of a documents within a space. It has no effect on document level.

projectdoc-section

title	Example of Usage

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Section

title	Resources

Display List

doctype	property
list-type	definition
render-no-hits-as-blank	true
render-short-description	true
uncapitalize-short-description	true
where	Tags="heading-number"	exclude-self	true

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