You can display a table of contents, showing a page tree of your confluence documentation.
```TOC
[options]
```
or
```table-of-contents
[options]
```
You can specify options for the page tree between the code blocks for the macro.
[option]=[value]
All options are optional, and can be left out.
This option specifies the root of the page tree. The root can either be the name of a page under the page containing the tree, or you can use '@self' or '@home' to reference the page containing the tree, or the home page, respectivly.
Type = String (Not that ' and " will be considered as part of the name, and should therefore not encapsulate the string)
Default = @self
This options specifies if the page tree should feature a search bar at to top of the tree.
Type = boolean
Default = false
Any positive number representing the level to which child pages are shown when the page tree is first displayed.
Type = integer
Default = 1
```TOC
root=Home Page
start-depth=3
search_bar=true
```
You can also create a tree with no specified options like so:
```TOC
```