I'm trying to catalogue all the data insights that we have at work. Currently, we have over 30 pages that are tagged with 1 or more labels based on the type of research they are for (Eg. Desktop, mobile, forecasting, benchmarking, etc.).
Right now, the only way for me to pull up a list of all the pages with the same labels is if I click on the bottom right corner label. However, I'm trying to create a summary page where people can just click on the text and they can be linked to the page with all of the pages with that label. I believe this is a more intuitive and scalable way of adding label categories instead of throwing a bunch of labels in the bottom right corner.
Does anyone know how I can do this?
Well, you could use the "Labels List" macro in your page to show a list of all labels in a particular space, or you can link to the labels page manually. The formats are like this, where <baseURL> is https://confluence.mycompany.com/ (and sometimes https://confluence.mycompany.com/wiki/ or https://confluence.mycompany.com/conf/, etc.):
For all labeled pages in a space:
<baseURL>/label/<spacekey>/<labelname>
or for all labeled pages globally:
<baseURL>/label/<labelname>
so it would look like https://confluence.mycompany.com/label/SPACE/my-label
Ah this is a good idea, thank you!
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