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A hierarchy of small wiki pages is easier to maintain than one large wiki page with sections. However, if you want to divide your content into sections within a single wiki page, consider using numbered headings.Â
The numbered headings plugin provides the Numbered Headings macro, which makes it possible to number the headings on a page. The headings on the page must start at level one. The following numbered headings are created with the macro.
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The numbered headings plugin provides the numberedheadings macro, which makes it possible to number the headings on a page. The following numbered headings are created with the macro.
{numberedheadings}
h1. First
h2. Second
h3. Third
h1. Fourth, back to level one
{numberedheadings}
The markup is:
{code}
{numberedheadings}
h1. First
h2. Second
h3. Third
h1. Fourth, back to level one
{numberedheadings}
{code}
The following parameters are available, used in the format \{numberedheadings:parameter=value\}.
* number-format= any of the formats that follow:
** decimal (default) - 1, 2, 3, 4, etc.
** full-decimal - one, two, three, four, etc.
** lower-latin - a, b, c, d, etc.
** lower-roman - i, ii, iii, iv, etc.
** lower-greek - ?, ?, ?, ?, etc.
** upper-latin - A, B, C, D, etc.
** upper-roman - I, II, III, IV, etc.
** upper-greek - ?, ?, ?, ?, etc.
** custom - refer to the [documentation|https://studio.plugins.atlassian.com/wiki/display/NUMHEAD/Numbered+Headings#NumberedHeadings-customformatparameters]
* start-numbering-at= the desired heading level
* start-numbering-with= the desired integer |