If you ever thought of extending a document without touching it, the delegate document feature is for you! If you have a document for a person and you want to add additional information to that document in another space you now simply create that new document and delegate to the existing one. Each section of your new document will now render the section of the delegate document as long as it is empty.

To use this feature add a reference to the delegate document to your Document Properties Marker Macro. Read about how delegation works with the Section Macro and delegation for document properties.

The properties of a document can be exported as metadata on an HTML page easily. This metadata such as keywords or DC.description is used by web crawlers or search engines to enhance user experience or the search rank ratings.

For more information on this topic refer to Export Metadata on how to configure this feature and metadata-sets Metadata Sets for example sets.

This version adds new macros to make working with glossaries and other indices easier.

Title encodings work around the problem that the title of a Confluence page has to be unique within a space. The encodings are defined by the template author and should be activated by default.

This version introduces the encodings for the following types:

Sections and content may be hidden dependent on the presence of a property in the document.

This is an interesting feature especially for template authors to design blueprint that hide document parts not relevant in a given context.

Artificial properties are properties that are automatically added to projectdoc documents and available to be selected, used as constraints, or for sorting.

$[Creation Date§]: [${Last Update§} TO NOW]

Creation Date@{date}

This version includes the following new property controls.

The new HTML Span Macro allows to attach a CSS class to a span. This makes it much easier to render Confluence icons.

<span class="aui-icon aui-icon-small aui-iconfont-devtools-arrow-right">Insert meaningful text here for accessibility</span>

The Display Table Macro now allows to render the children of a search hit. This is helpful for authors who want to render a hierarchical view on documents that meet a given search criteria.

This version improves support of macros used on non-projectdoc documents. Previous versions typically assumed to calculate default values for non-projectdoc documents. With this release macros will distinguish between projectdoc documents and simple Confluence pages. This removes problems on updating pages that have been converted to projectdoc documents.