david smith

<p>Add a floating table of contents to your posts.  Style them as you see fit (to match your posts and branding).<br />
Acknowledgments—-<br />
Insparation and Code snippits from www.webdeasy.de<br />
FontAwesome Icons used under creative commons found here https://fontawesome.com/license</p>


Floating Table of Contents

Add a floating table of contents to your posts

Achal Jain

<p>Create a Table of Contents within Gutenberg editor with various styling controls and settings.</p>
<h3>Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Hierarchical View</li>
<li>Bullets or Numbers list</li>
<li>Include or Exclude headings</li>
<li>Make it Collapsable</li>
<li>Individual styling options</li>
</ul>
<h3>Hierarchical View</h3>
<p>List your headings as flat or nested view in table of contents to make them more readable.</p>
<h3>Include or Exclude headings</h3>
<p>This option gives you flexibility to choose which headings should be included or excluded in your table of contents by using HTML tags and CSS id, classes.</p>


Table of Contents Block

This is excellent, works very well, easy to configure and style, both in a content colun or in a sidebar using the new WP 5.8 widget editor.

Well made

Improve readability and navigation of your websites with the Table of Contents Block.

Floating Table of Contents vs Table of Contents Block