Sidehistorik
Styling at the Macro level is a bit special, in general Macro's are applied on a page via the RTE, but they can also be used in the Global Layout, Page Layout, Layouts for a space and so on, the reason is that changing it is quite easy via Confluence Administration -> General Configuration -> User Macros - So we dont have to mess around in the layouts, which can be a bit risky.
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to a large macro containing someting like a complete footer, se my footer here
Macro's are exeptional handy and easy to use and apply per page, and can typically be used (in CSS Context to hide/show - and change objects).
Creating Macros
See User Macros for at lot of macro's and https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DISC/Shared+User+Macros for older macro's
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In the RTE, macro's can be inserted via the GUI:
In the Layout(s) for Global, Page, Blog post etc..
In the Layouts, the Macro's are rendered via the $Helper$helper:
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$helper.renderConfluenceMacro("{my-macro-style}") |
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$helper.renderConfluenceMacro("{related-content:showSpace=false|showLabels=false|max=10}") |