Which of the following is a limitation of content rendered in a dynamic content macro?

• A. Cannot add inline-comments to dynamic macro content
• B. Content can be indexed
• C. Content can be versioned
• D. Content can be exported

Answer: (A)

Dynamic content macro output is generated when the page is rendered, not stored as editable text in the page editor. Inline comments in Confluence attach to specific text within the page’s editable content, so there isn’t a native place to insert a comment inside the rendered output of the macro. That makes inline commenting on the dynamic content a practical limitation.

On the other hand, the surrounding page still participates in indexing, versioning, and exporting. The page and its macro-wrapped content are included in search indexing, page versions track changes to the page (including the macro wrapper and its settings), and exporting a page typically expands the macro content so it appears in the export output.