Hi,
We user confluence version 5.7 server .
I am trying to setup documentation system and have a requirement to generate automated number for each page. ( DOC001 ,DOC002 ...) . Is it possible in Confluence ?.
You can use CSS counters to automatically number pages, headings or any other html element.
We had a similar request for a solution in Confluence and solved it by using an Event Listener of the app Adaptavist Scriptrunner for Confluence. It fires each time a page updates and every page with a specific label automatically updates the page title with a prefix and incrementing number. The solution is described here:
http://coffeetime.solutions/automatic-page-numbering-in-atlassian-confluence/
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Hi,
Our Page Tree Creator (PTC) supports consecutive numbers. They can be built up by string, numbers, calculations (currentYear - 1971), etc.
Check out our LIVE EXAMPLES (no registration needed).
Give it a try: Marketplace link Page Tree Creator.
Regards,
Stephan
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You can use "Requirement Yogi for cofluence" add-on to generate the requirements keys automated within page or common across space also.
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If you want to add numbers to a html element (for example: h1) you can do this with:
body { counter-reset: levelA; } h1:before { content: counter(levelA) ". "; counter-increment: levelA; }
What I don't know yet:
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You can use the Create Page macro to do this. It allows you to add bits to the created page's title.
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