The Name List Macro provides a parameter named Link Properties to mark the properties in the Display Template that should provided a link. Since the template allows to specify the link with $[...] and properties without a link with $

there is no need for an extra property.

Note that in case there is no link rendered, the whole value is considered to be the label for the link.

Please note that for use cases that use this parameter, the properties listed in the Link Properties need to be updated in the template. That is, each property listed needs to have its curly braces replaced by square brackets.

Old:

${Name} - ${Tags}
And Link Properties: Name

New:

$[Name] - ${Tags}

Without this update the whole template value would provide a link.

Add an additional artificial document property that identifies it by the space key and the page title.

Allow remote controlled macros to be controlled by the context they live in. This includes the document it is part of, the hierarchy of pages, and the space.

The Display Template parameter of the Name List Macro should support the use of Deep Links. Currently only simple properties are supported.

Add a property to override user specific placeholder resolvement. By adding the property projectdoc.doctype.common.team or the translated name "Team" as a property to a page, to a page in the hierarchy up, or as a space property, the placeholders referring to the current user will be replaced by this property's value.

This feature allows to override the placeholders in titles. This is a use case for developer journals, where these journals are used by a team.

Render a tooltip for property values that link to the document. The tooltip is per default the value of the Short Description property.

The Transclusion Reference Macro does not add its transclusions to the TranscludedDocumentTitles. Therefore documents cannot determine from which pages they are transcluded of the Transclusion Reference Macro is used.

The Section and Content Marker Macros allow to check for original values. We need to support values that need to be rendered prior to the check.

The Transclusion References Macro should support to find a list of references in the specified property. Each reference found should be used for the transclusion.

Currently the transclusion box cannot be controlled fro the Transclude Documents Macro, but it should.

The Name List Macro provides a parameter named Link Properties to mark the properties in the Display Template that should provided a link. Since the template allows to specify the link with $[...] and properties without a link with $

there is no need for an extra property.

Note that in case there is no link rendered, the whole value is considered to be the label for the link.

Please note that for use cases that use this parameter, the properties listed in the Link Properties need to be updated in the template. That is, each property listed needs to have its curly braces replaced by square brackets.

Old:

${Name} - ${Tags}
And Link Properties: Name

New:

$[Name] - ${Tags}

Without this update the whole template value would provide a link.

A deep link should render a link to the last document the deep link points to.

We (currently) see no use case for linking to the first document, which the linking algorithm actually resolves to.

This change aligns with the approach of the Display Document Properties Macro.

Supplier macros correctly set the rendering for the short description property to false. In case the behavior is overridden by the use of the space property 'extract-short-description-from-metadata-table' then the short description shows.

The short description should never be rendered for supplier macros since this property is defined to be used with the main properties macro.

A property value that contains a link where the label is explicitly set, this label is no longer rendered.

If the Display Template parameter of the Name List Macro contains a reference to an unknown property the rendering fails with an NPE.

Instead the unknown property should result in rendering the unresolved placeholder. This way a user can recognize that either the placeholder is misspelled or the placeholder could be replaced by a further processing step.