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Templates 2.0 and a whole bunch of other refactoring
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28 lines
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You can add a table of contents to a page using `toc` [[Blocks]].
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In its most basic form it looks like this (click the edit button to see the code):
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```toc
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```
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You can use it in two ways:
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1. _Manually_, by adding a `toc` widget to the pages where you’d like to render a ToC
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2. _Automatically_, using a [[Live Template Widgets|Live Template Widget]]
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To have a ToC added to all pages with a larger (e.g. 3) number of headings, it is recommended to use [[Library/Core/Widget/Table of Contents|this template widget]].
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## Configuration
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In the body of the `toc` code widget you can configure a few options:
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* `header`: by default a “Table of Contents” header is added to the ToC, set this to `false` to disable rendering this header
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* `minHeaders`: only renders a ToC if the number of headers in the current page exceeds this number, otherwise renders an empty widget
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* `maxHeaders`: only renders a ToC if the number of headers in the current page is below this number, otherwise renders an empty widget
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Example:
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```toc
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header: false
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minHeaders: 1
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```
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Want to add a table of contents to all your pages automatically? You can — that’s functionality available via the [[Library/Core]] library. |