WordPress Table of Contents Plugin Description
The WordPress Table of Contents plugin generates a table of contents or navigation table on any page or post on your WordPress site
How the Table of Contents is Generated
Adding Table of ContentsThe site Admin can pick the table of contents title or position, including adding a sidebar or a heading The table of contents plugin uses a shortcode and the Admin can place it anywhere within the post content to display the navigation section By default it is shown on the top part of each post unless the shortcode is used to move it to a different location The index helps the reader navigate the page or site in much the same way as the contents box on Wikipedia, highlighting critical sections of the site in a clear fashion, or offering an overview of the contents at a glance |
A Table of Content Section on the Post Header |
| @jejones8 at WordPress.org: "Great Service and Quality Plugin - I was looking for a table of contents plugin that was smart enough to accommodate a variety of knowledge base style posts and this one fit the bill. There were a few technical glitches in the first try but the support team was exceptionally responsive and listened and acted very quickly to my needs. In addition to the basic functionality, it also provides great styling options and the ability to be used in the body of the text as well as in widget areas. I would recommend going for the premium version as it offers more functionality for a reasonable price.." |
Settings section used to Define which Tags to Use for Generating the TOC and How to Style each Level | Generating the Table of ContentsThe table is customizable and it is easy to define the look and shape of the navigation section added to each postBuilding a versatile table of Contents is done automatically by specifying which HTML elements inside the post content should be used for the navigation sections The different sections can be generated based on any tag or CSS class included in the page or post content. This can be H1 / H2 / H3 or a div/span with a specific class |
| @coptic-treasures at WordPress.org: "The ONLY table of contents plugin that recognizes pagination - The best table of content WordPress Plugin. Extremely highly custmizable. The only one that recognizes pagination. Also, the technical support team is very efficient and knowlegable. After researching for months, CM table of contents plugin was the solution. I highly recommend it to anyone who has complicated post structure or long posts and wants a perfect table of contents plugin." |
Using the WordPress Table of Contents Plugin
- Automatic Table of Contents – Automatically creates a context specific index or table of contents (TOC) on any post or page or custom post type
- Customize your Table of Contents – Easily customize your navigation table based on specific tags and css classes
- Style the TOC – Style the table for user needs or branding
- Order your Content – Use the WordPress table of contents plugin to create order within your pages and posts
- On Page Navigation Tool – Makes it easy for your users to navigate between different sections of your content
- Support Child Pages – Navigate to your child pages from the parent page
- Next Page Support – In long paginated posts, TOC can point to the exact location in the pages post
- Shortcode – The plugin was designed to be as seamless as possible and does not require you to insert a shortcode. However, using the shortcode allows you to fully control the position of the table of contents within your page
Table of Contents Plugin Additional Resources
Table of Contents Related Plugins
Table of Contents Demo
 | This demo shows the usage of the table of contents at the upper part of the article. The TOC was automaticly generated based on pre defined tags found in the article |
| This demo show Table of Contents with different styles. User can customize TOC styles on options page on the Admin Dashboard |
Table of Contents Image Gallery
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- Settings in Post Edit page for Table of Contents
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- Table of Contents – front-end example
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- First part of Table of Contents settings.
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- Second part of Table of Contents settings.
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- Table of Contents – General Settings
Back-end Gallery
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- Display Settings
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- Performance & Debug, Refferals
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- Table of Contents-General Settings, Labels
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- Table of Contents-Show,Hide
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- Table of Contents-Styling
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- Table of Contents-Element Selector
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- Table of Contents-Level Styling
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- Shortcode
