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• Source page: Defines the page that contains the content to “mirror”

• Section match expression: Defines a search expression that identifiers the section to mirror

• Section match mode: Defines how the “Section match expression” is used. The following modes are supported

  • Nth: Matches the n-th section where n is the number defined as “Section match expression”

• Cell match expression: Defines a search expression that identifiers the cell inside the section to mirror

• Cell match mode: Defines how the “Cell match expression” is used. The following modes are supported

  • Nth: Matches the n-th cell inside the section where n is the number defined as “Cell match expression”

• Hide errors for: Set to “Everyone” to hide errors (such as “The source page does not exist, does not contain any content or you don't have the permission to view it.”)

Permissions

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an restrictions

All macros provided by Content Mirror for Confluence consider the (view) permissions of the mirrored content. In other words: A user can only see the mirrored content (on the target page) if the user has also view access to the source page (where the content is originally coming from). This makes sure that users cannot get access to restricted content via one of the macros.

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