Which macro renders the list of pages associated with a specified label as a navigation map?

• A. Page Properties macro
• B. Popular labels macro
• C. Navigation map macro
• D. Content report table macro

Answer: (C)

The Navigation map macro is designed to create a visual diagram of pages, organized like a map, that you can drive with a specific label. When you specify a label, it gathers all pages that carry that label and renders them as interconnected nodes in a navigable layout. This lets users explore related content at a glance and jump from one labeled page to another without sifting through a long list. It’s particularly useful for topic-focused collections where the label ties together multiple pages across the space, providing a quick, visual overview of related content.

Other macros serve different purposes: a Page Properties macro adds metadata to a single page, not a map of related pages; a Popular Labels macro just shows labels by frequency without mapping pages; and a Content Report Table macro can list pages and metadata in a table, but it doesn’t render a navigable map of labeled pages.