Use the Content Query macro to show a table of content and filters.

Tables can be an effective and efficient way to show a group of pages, especially when you they are organized by filter group categories. This page describes how you can use the Content Query macro to do so.

Create your search filters

Before labeling pages, blogs, or attachments, spend some time determining and crafting your taxonomy. Think about the different categories and filters that might apply as descriptive labels for your content. These categories are often a reflection of your organization's structure and concerns.

Label your pages

Once you have a working taxonomy, go back and label your pages using the filters from step one. Doing so now will pay dividends later, both for you as a content administrator and for users who wish to discover new content.

Create a "discovery" page

We encourage the use of home, landing, and special discovery pages where users can go to search, browse, and discover content. Targeted Search macros are purpose-built for this very function.

Insert the Content Query macro and configure for table display

In the Content Query macro parameters, under "Display", select "table". Then, under "Filter Groups" enter the names of the filter groups (aka taxonomy categories) you defined in step one. Each filter will correspond to a column in the table and a selectable "filter" dropdown on the page.

• Content Query Macro
• Attachments Table Macro
• Creating Filter Groups