Which macro lists all content with a specified label?

• A. Include Page macro
• B. Page Properties macro
• C. Content by label macro
• D. Labels list macro

Answer: (C)

The idea being tested is how to dynamically gather and display pages that share a common label. The Content by Label macro is designed to fetch every piece of content that uses a specific label and render it on your page. You specify the label name, and Confluence pulls in all pages (and optionally other content types) tagged with that label, presenting a list of links or a summarized view. This makes it ideal for creating a centralized hub of related content around a topic or project.

The other macros don’t fit this need. The Include Page macro brings in the content of one particular page, not all pages with a given label. The Page Properties macro collects metadata into a structured table on a single page, not a dynamic listing of labeled content. The Labels List macro shows which labels exist (and can display where they’re used), but it doesn’t compile or display the content that carries a particular label.

So, the macro that lists all content with a specified label is the Content by Label macro.