tinyTOC
Automaticly builds a Table of Contents using headings (h1-h6) in post/page/CPT content.
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Possibly abandoned • Last updated 2882 days ago • 3 reviews
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Description
A tiny and simple to help with navigation in long texts by forming an automatic Wikipedia-like table of contents.
It works by scanning the text for headings (-
TOC is formed as HTML5 element with nested ordered list inside. No specific styling is provided, so that it fits organicaly into the text. If you need specific styling, include it to your theme’s CSS.
You can also use a shortcode – [toc], template tags – get_toc()/the_toc() and a widget – tinyTOC Widget.
The plugin is translation ready and has Lithuanian translation.
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Cover image credit: Jeremy Keith
Installation
- Install via
WP Admin > Plugins > Add Newor download a .zip file and upload via FTP to/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- (optional) Modify options via
WP Admin > Settings > tinyTOC, if needed. Plugin automatically embeds TOC top of post content, but you can use a widget, a shortcode ([toc]), a couple of template tags (the_toc()/get_toc()) for other integration options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Installation Instructions
- Install via
WP Admin > Plugins > Add Newor download a .zip file and upload via FTP to/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- (optional) Modify options via
WP Admin > Settings > tinyTOC, if needed. Plugin automatically embeds TOC top of post content, but you can use a widget, a shortcode ([toc]), a couple of template tags (the_toc()/get_toc()) for other integration options.
I don’t see tinyTOC Widget in the available widget list.
You need to activate the widget via plugin Settings page (WP Admin > Settings > tinyTOC)
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Screenshots
A TOC widget (left) and a TOC above the page content (center) in action in TwentyFourteen theme.
Settings screen.
Changelog
0.8.0
- a
tinytoc_widget_contentfilter (by Maciej Gryniuk / odie2 ) - better non-latin character support (by Maciej Gryniuk / odie2 )
- prevent duplicate slugs (by Maciej Gryniuk / odie2 )
- better
PHP < 5.3.6support (suggested by Maciej Gryniuk / odie2 ) - a link to plugin settings from Plugins list (suggested by Maciej Gryniuk / odie2 )
- updated widget code to remove PHP4 style constructors
0.7
- an option to generate slug-based links
0.6
- a big code rewrite (options page, main class, etc.)
- renamed main plugin file to fit WordPress tradition better. Plugin will be deactivated after upgrade and you’ll need to reactivate it.
0.5
- fixed some typos
0.4
- fixed UTF-8 issue
0.3
- shortcode and template tags added
- parser rewriten (regex -> DOMDocument)
0.2
- Widget added (thanks to Darcy W. Christ)
- Small bug fixes
0.1
- Initial release