WP Tocify comes ready-to-go, i.e., no configuration needed. However, there are a few options that you can customize if you'd like. In this article I'll walk through each of them, explaining each one a little bit and linking to other articles that go into more detail. Dashboard Location DashboardSettingsWP Tocify JS / CSS Content Selector […]
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CSS / Style Options
By default, WP Tocify uses the # symbol to denote an anchored heading, both in the article itself and also in a TOC (Table of Contents). However, this symbol and other styles associated with the WP Tocify plugin can be customized further if you'd like. Dashboard Location DashboardSettingsWP TocifyCSS / Style Options Popular Anchor Symbols […]
Include/Exclude Post Types
A Table of Contents can be used for any Post in WordPress, no matter the Post Type. However, there are some Post Types that simply do not need a Table of Contents. For example, if your WordPress theme (or another plugin) introduces a Custom Post Type called 'Redirects' or 'Forum Topics', a TOC wouldn't make […]
TOC (Table of Contents) Shortcode
Using the TOC Shortcode is completely optional. This feature allows you to have the TOC inserted into a specific location that you choose, instead of it floating left or right of the main content body in the article you're writing. This can be helpful when the default approach taken by the WP Tocify plugin (i.e., […]
TOC (Table of Contents) Widget
Using the TOC Widget is completely optional. This feature allows you to have the TOC inserted into an existing Sidebar Widget Area instead of into the main content body of the article you're writing. This can be helpful when the content body in your WordPress theme is rather cramped when a TOC is present. Using […]
JS/CSS Content Selector
WP Tocify is powered by JavaScript. Therefore, it needs to know where 'the content' is located in a Post or Page. In most WordPress themes, this can be determined through standard CSS class names. One of .entry-content or .hentry. If neither of those are found, WP Tocify will simply look for an HTML tag with […]
