Attribute Type Class

By default, an attribute can take any value type: a text, a number, a date, true / false, a link, a user mention, or any user-defined object type. All of the values are collected into a JSON array during conversion. Class dsattrtype-<type> is used to restrict an attribute value to a certain type. For example, to indicate that an attribute quantity can only take a numeric value, you should add class dsattrtype-number to your markup:

If you need to restrict an attribute to a user-defined type, you should specify the type name of the class:

Some type names are reserved:

• dsattrtype-number

• dsattrtype-date

• dsattrtype-user

• dsattrtype-page

• dsattrtype-link

• dsattrtype-boolean

• dsattrtype-text

dsattrtype-number
The class dsattrtype-number indicates that a table cell should contain a number.

dsattrtype-date
The class dsattrtype-date indicates that a table cell should contain a date. To enter a date, use the standard Confluence date picker.

dsattrtype-user
The class dsattrtype-user indicates that a table cell should contain a Confluence user mention. To enter a user mention, use the standard user picker:

dsattrtype-page
The class dsattrtype-page indicates that a table cell should contain a link to a Confluence page. Use standard link dialog to add a page link:

dsattrtype-link
The class dsattrtype-link indicates that a table cell should contain a link to a web page. Use link dialog or just copy-paste a web page URL:

dsattrtype-boolean
The class dsattrtype-boolean indicated that a table cell should contain true or false. Use Confluence tasklist item to enter a boolean value:

dsattrtype-text
The class dsattrtype-text indicates that a table cell should contain a text value. All other values ​​(objects, dates, links, etc.) will be discarded during the conversion.