> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.meta-inf.hu/content-exporter-confluence/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.meta-inf.hu/content-exporter-confluence/user-guides/before-exporting/macros.md).

# Macros

By using different kind of macros, the content and the outlook of the exported document can be enhanced.

## Custom field macros

The custom field macro can be used to put document and/or export specific metadata into the document (also into the cover page).

This metadata can be the following:

* Document title
* Document version
* Page number
* Total page number
* Document created
* Document last modified
* Creator full name
* Creator user name
* Last modifier full name
* Last modifier user name
* Export date

Date fields can be formatted using format strings as described in [Formatting dates](/content-exporter-confluence/user-guides/before-exporting/export-profiles/headers-and-footers.md#headersandfooters-formattingdates). The format string can be put into the format input box.

## Page bottom macro

With the page bottom macro a user can place a block of text to the bottom on cover pages (For example information about the author, the publisher, and so on).

To add a Page Bottom Macro, do the following:

1\. In the Confluence editor, choose **Insert** -> **Other Macros**.

![](/files/Z9vUQoLkYwvUeqnpjP6Y)

2\. In the **Select Macro** page, find and select the **Page Bottom** macro:

![](/files/M2Qd3kA8zXS3f6iSoqj6)

3\. Enter a text:

![](/files/r06sIjK114ftds4koXgw)

Use the `.page-bottom` CSS class to format the macro.

The content will be put at the end of the page.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:** It is currently supported for cover pages and for PDF format.
{% endhint %}

## Page break macro

With the page break macro, a page break can be inserted at any place in the document.

To add a Page Break Macro, do the following:

1\. In the Confluence editor, choose **Insert** -> **Other Macros**.

![](/files/Z9vUQoLkYwvUeqnpjP6Y)

2\. In the Select macro page, find and select the **Page break** macro:

![](/files/LVp9SuAWfpNWy3wQ88MK)

3\. Add the **Page break** macro to start a new page in the export:

![](/files/bRQaWz7054YSmMjWJkEw)


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