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Adds numbered headings button to the page editor in Atlassian Confluence. Based on work by Markus Jenu at https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/Is-it-possible-to-add-numbering-to-headings-in-Confluence/qaq-p/315517#M87046.
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Adds numbered headings button to the page editor in Atlassian Confluence. This will number headings as follows:
1. Header 1
1.2 Header 2
1.2.3 Header 3
2. Header 1
Based on work by Markus Jenu at https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/Is-it-possible-to-add-numbering-to-headings-in-Confluence/qaq-p/315517#M87046.
The original script was intended to be installed as a Confluence user macro. Adding macros requires admin rights to your Confluence instance. This script allows non-admin users to run this script locally.
This works out-of-the-box on Confluence instances hosted by Atlassian. If you run an internal / on-premises instance of Confluence, you'll need to change script settings via TamperMonkey as follows:
1) Go to Tampermonkey > Dashboard 2) Under the "Installed userscripts" tab, click on the edit icon for Confluence Auto Numbered Headings. 3) Click on the "Settings" tab. 4) Under "Includes/Excludes" > "User matches", add the URL for your internal Confluence instance. The format should be something like https://confluence.companyintranet.com/*
<h3>Example <strong>Heading</strong></h3> would be changed to <h3>1.3 Example Heading <strong>Heading</strong></h3>.