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Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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YAML Front Matter

When enabled, the exporter prepends a YAML front matter block to every exported .md file. This is useful for static site generators (MkDocs, Docusaurus, Jekyll, Hugo), documentation pipelines, and Obsidian.

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Enabling Front Matter

In the exporter panel, toggle “Include YAML front matter” to on. A preview of the front matter block appears in the live preview.

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Built-in Fields

The following fields are available and individually toggleable:
FieldExample valueDescription
titleArchitecture OverviewThe Confluence page title
authorJane SmithThe page’s last modifier
date2026-04-23The page’s last modified date (ISO 8601)
spaceENGThe Confluence space key
confluence_id123456789The Confluence page ID
Toggle any field off to exclude it from the output.

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Custom Fields

Add your own key-value pairs for downstream processing. Click ”+ Add custom field”, enter a key and a static value, and it will be included in every exported file. Example use cases:
  • status: draft — mark all exports as drafts in a CMS
  • product: backend-api — tag exports for a specific product
  • category: internal — classify content for a static site

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Example Output

With all built-in fields enabled and two custom fields added: 
---
title: Architecture Overview
author: Jane Smith
date: 2026-04-23
space: ENG
confluence_id: 123456789
status: published
product: platform
---

# Architecture Overview

Your page content starts here...

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Front Matter in Static Site Generators

Most static site generators read YAML front matter to build navigation, set page titles, and configure metadata. Common integrations:
  • MkDocs — uses title for nav labels
  • Docusaurus — reads title, description, and custom fields
  • Jekyll / Hugo — any YAML field becomes available as a template variable
  • Obsidian — displays front matter in the Properties panel