Fix The Numbering Problem Confluence Never Solved with Macro Pack's Latest Feature
Confluence has helped teams create structured documentation for more than twenty years, yet one deceptively simple feature has remained difficult to solve properly: numbered headings. It is not a new request. “Numbered Headings” has been one of the long-standing Confluence feature requests for years, especially for teams working with specifications, legal documents, procedures, audits, and other structured content where section numbers are not optional. And there is a reason the problem is harder than it looks.
Write better and streamline your technical documentation with Macro Pack
Confluence is a powerful platform, but when it comes to technical documentation, its native formatting often feels restrictive. Architecture diagrams, API specifications, structured data, and technical markup quickly exceed what basic macros can handle. As a result, teams rely on screenshots, external links, or multiple apps that are difficult to maintain and keep in sync. If your documentation struggles to keep up with your needs, the problem might be your tooling.
Introducing the Drawio Macro in Macro Pack: A New Way to Visualize Your Ideas
At Warsaw Dynamics, we’re always looking for ways to enhance our apps to empower Confluence and Jira users. This time, we dedicated our focus to the Macro Pack app to give people a better visualization and documentation tool. That’s why we’re excited to introduce our latest addition: the Drawio Macro! If you’re already using Macro Pack, you know how powerful it is for embedding PlantUML, Swagger, Markdown, HTML, LaTeX, Mermaid, JSON, CSV, and AsciiDoc directly in Confluence.