Author: António Andrade

WP Table of Paginated Contents handles naming of each post page and produces a Table of Contents.
It uses the native tag but adds a shortcode to store section titles.

Check the screenshots for a clearer idea.

Features:

• Naming of each post page;
• Output or generation of a Table of Contents (using a list or a drop down menu);
• Output or generation of next/prev post pages navigation, using the section titles.

Suggestions are welcome and please report any bugs found!

Usage

This plugin provides two main methods to be used within the loop (https://codex.wordpress.org/The_Loop).

To echo the table of contents:

To echo the next/prev navigation links:

Usage Examples

To output the Table of Contents use the following snippet, inside your post loop:

Alternatively you may output the Table of Contents as a drop down menu using the snippet:

To output a next/prev navigation with the section titles, use the following snippet, inside your post loop:

To store the output of these functions prefix them with “get_”, like in:
get_wptopc()
or
get_wptopc_pagination_links()

1. Download WP Table of Paginated Contents;
2. Extract its content;
3. Upload the wp-table-of-paginated-contents folder to wp-content/plugins;
4. Activate it under Plugins;

1. 

   The TinyMCE button.

2. 

   The naming prompt.

3. 

   The outputs (check the usage section).

2.1 (19/12/2015)

• Added 3 parameters to link functions to allow more customization.

1.3 (19/04/2014)

• Fixed TinyMCE plugin;
• Tested under 3.9.

1.2 (01/07/2012)

• Added prepend and append options;
• Tested under 3.4.1.

1.1.1 (25/04/2012)

• Tested under 3.3.2.

1.1 (25/04/2012)

• Feature: added ‘get_’ alternative methods, providing the ability to store outputs (without echoing).

1.0.1 (03/04/2012)

• Images and donators list included (no longer remotely loaded).

1.0 (26/03/2012)

• Initial release.