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Using Page Properties as placeholder

It's possible to use the Page Properties Macro to define customized placeholders in your exports.

To use page properties as placeholders:

  1. Open the root page of your exports.

  2. Insert a page properties macro to your page and a two-column key-value table.
    https://k15t.jira.com/wiki/s/-1089340325/6452/b918cef7e880658f8bd9548f8f909a3bb00f5478/_/images/icons/emoticons/information.png The first column of the table will be the keys and the second one will be the corresponding values
    https://k15t.jira.com/wiki/s/-1089340325/6452/b918cef7e880658f8bd9548f8f909a3bb00f5478/_/images/icons/emoticons/information.png  The two-row table set up is not supported

  3. Save the page.

  4. Open your template and insert the placeholder in the following pattern:

    $pageProperty.from("User")

    https://k15t.jira.com/wiki/s/-1089340325/6452/b918cef7e880658f8bd9548f8f909a3bb00f5478/_/images/icons/emoticons/information.png Please note that the placeholders are case-sensitive.
    This placeholder will be replaced with the corresponding value stored in the content properties macro for the key with name "User".

  5. If you have multiple page property macros on your root page, you have to assign an ID to the macros and refer to this ID in your template.
    For example: $pageProperty.from("User", "123")

This placeholder will be replaced with the corresponding value stored in the content properties macro with ID 123.