The Metadata macro allows you to embed metadata into pages and blog posts for presentation with the Metadata Summary Macro. Each metadata item consists of a field name and an associated value. When a metadata macro is rendered on a page, each metadata item is presented on a single line, starting with the name of the field, followed by its value, for example:

Each metadata macro is 'labelled', allowing you to:

• insert multiple Metadata macros on a single page or blog post, each with a different label
• use the Metadata Summary macro to generate a summary based on Metadata macros tagged with a specific label.

As far as the Metadata Summary macro is concerned, each field only possesses a single value. Hence, if you added multiple values to a field (for example, by separating each value with a comma), the Metadata Summary macro treats this as a single value and presents it as such.

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Usage with the Macro Browser

To insert the metadata macro into a page using the Macro Browser,

Once you've found the metadata macro, click 'insert' to add it to your page.

Usage with the Wiki Markup Editor

{details:label=test}
Is-Secret: Yes
Author-Nickname: Banana Split
{details}

Each metadata item is added on a separate line. Separate each field and value with a colon (:) followed by a space. For example: colour: Red.

In the example above,

• test is the label of this metadata macro, which can be identified uniquely on a page in a metadata summary
• Is-Secret is a field of value Yes
• Author-Nickname is another field with a value of Banana Split.

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