Adding a single piece of metadata to a page
To add a single piece of metadata to a page, choose the Metadata (Metadata Plugin) macro in the Confluence macro browser: Simply add your chosen metadata name to the macro editor e.g. Owner. This metadata name will be case sensitive. Insert the macro to the page. Add the value of the metadata to the metadata macro placeholder. To see the page display, choose the placeholder Edit option. The added metadata value is now displayed in the macro editor Preview. The metadata macro body accepts both plain text and simple wiki markup for the value. The metadata is stored as un-rendered wiki markup, so in this case the value " If you don't want the metadata value displayed on this page, simply check the Hidden option in the macro editor. Note that this will not affect any pages where the metadata is reused.
|Captain Comala|" is stored for the "Owner" metadata. The wiki markup will create a cell of a table containing the text value of the metadata, "Owner". 
Adding multiple pieces of metadata to a page
To add multiple pieces of metadata to a page, choose the Metadata List macro in the Confluence macro browser: The macro editor allows you to configure the macro. The macro editor only includes the following options for the macro: You must Insert the macro to add the metadata names and their values using the {metadata-list} macro placeholder: The metadata name and value can be plain text or include simple wiki markup. In the example above the metadata and their values are rendered in a table on the page: Note this macro is for setting metadata values, not for listing existing metadata values. 
