niao70

This plugin display a table of contents at “Read More” block in your post. It is automatically created from the post headings (H2, H3).
This plugin does not have any javascript features such as smooth scrolling or folding. So if you mind about page speed or plugins confliction, you will love this.
You can set 2 settings each post.
<ul>
<li>Display the table of contents (defalut = OFF)</li>
<li>Heading levels included in the table of contents (default = H2 only, or H2 + H3)</li>
</ul>
<h4>Notice</h4>
<ul>
<li>This plugin works if you use H2 ( and H3 and lesser ) headings in your posts.</li>
<li>Headings hierarchy must be preserved. For example, H3 not after H2 does not appear in the table of contents.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Edit Appearance</h3>
To edit the appearance of the table of contents, write CSS. You can use “Customize > Additional CSS” or theme style sheets.
For example
Turn the box background a pale blue :
<pre><code>#f70stoc.table-of-contents{
 background-color: #effcff;
}
</code></pre>
Remove list marker :
<pre><code>#f70stoc.table-of-contents ol{
 list-style-type: none;
}
</code></pre>
Increase the space between the border and the text :
<pre><code>#f70stoc.table-of-contents ol li{
 padding: 1em 0;
}
</code></pre>

F70 Simple Table of Contents

Display a table of contents in your posts by automatically generated from the headings. No Javascript code, simple to use.

Eric Heilig

How it works
The Directory Index Guard plugin works by updating the Apache .htaccess file to include the directive Options -Indexes. It prevents you from having to edit it yourself via FTP or some other mechanism.
Features
<ul>
<li>Easily turn directory indexes off with one click.</li>
<li>Scan directory structure to check for exposed directory indexes.</li>
<li>Provides a report of which directories are safe or exposed.</li>
<li>Checks to make sure protection is still enabled after the .htaccess file is edited or updated by another process.</li>
<li>Creates a backup of the existing .htaccess before modifying.</li>
<li>Checks the syntax of the .htaccess file for errors before saving.</li>
</ul>
What is a Web Server Directory Listing?
A web server directory listing, commonly called a directory index, is a list of the contents in a folder stored on your WordPress server. Similar to your local computer directory, a web server has a directory structure for storing files and folders. If directory listings are turned on, the server will show all files and subfolders contained in that directory. The files can be viewed or downloaded, and you can move into and out of subfolders like you would on your local computer.
Why is this dangerous?
Often times, backups of critical WordPress configuration files are made before making changes and then stored in a directory on the server. These backup can potentially contain your WordPress administrator or database password. The source code for plugins, themes, and administrative functions are also stored in directories on the server. None of these files are intended for public viewing. Hackers can use directory listings to download these files and create a road map of how to exploit vulnerabilities in your site. If they contain your WordPress administrator password, your entire site and all of your customer data is at risk. To make this worse, hackers can scan these files with a script, on thousands of websites at a time, and hack your site or sell the information on the dark web. Common identity theft programs may not scan for WordPress configuration passwords. Turning off directory listings is absolutely critical for the security of your site.

Directory Index Guard

Directory Index Guard is a small light weight plugin that prevents Apache webservers from showing directory listings, common called directory indexes.

F70 Simple Table of Contents vs Directory Index Guard