Explanation

A macro is a named call you write in wiki syntax, which XWiki replaces by what the macro produces when the page is displayed. Most macros take parameters, and many also take a content:

{{macroName parameter="value"}}
The content of the macro.
{{/macroName}}

You do not have to type a macro to use one: the editors list the macros installed on your wiki and ask you for the parameters, as Insert a Macro with the BlockNote Editor describes.

The pages of this topic document the macros that lay content out on a page, one macro per page, with their parameters and examples:

• "box" Macro, a frame around a piece of content, with an optional title and image
• "info" Macro, a box carrying an information icon, for a remark beside the text
• "success" Macro, a box carrying a success icon, for an operation that worked
• "warning" Macro, a box carrying a warning icon, for a caution the reader should not miss
• "error" Macro, a box carrying an error icon, for a failure or a forbidden action
• "display" Macro, another page shown inside this one

A macro that belongs to a feature is documented in that feature's topic instead, such as the "displayIcon" macro under Icons.

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