WordPress Easy Contents
WordPress Easy Contents will create an table of contents for your WordPress Blog posts.
For example
You write a post with several h2 headings. When I’ve written a long post with a lot of h2 headings I always added manually a short table of contents with anchor links to the headings at the top of the post. A long time consuming process and I’d rather do it automatically: with WordPress Easy Contents.
Example
This is the example of the table this plugin:
Screenshots
Installation
Download the zip file from the WordPress plugin directory.
- Upload the folder wp-easy-contents to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory
- Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- Navigate to Manage > Option > Easy Contents to configure plugin output.
Usage
It’s very simple. Add a <!–contents–> tag to your post in the html view port.
Upgrading
- Delete the old plugin folder ‘wp-easy-contents’.
- Upload the folder wp-easy-maps to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory
- Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- Navigate to Manage > Option > Easy Contents to configure plugin output.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it possible to modify the style of the table of contents?
Yes of course, change the css file to your own preferences.
Where do I find a change log?
You can find the change log in the changelog on this page.
Where do I have to suggest some modifications?
Suggest modifications in the comments section on this page.
Known Bugs
- The relative path to the css file isn’t correct in the current version
Please notify me about the bugs in the comments.
Roadmap
In this list you can find some features which will be added in the feature.
- A button in the wysiwyg editor to easily add the table of contents to the post.
- Alignment of table per post/page (not by the amount of headings)
- Multiple levels in the table of contents
Change log
- 1.0 Released 5 April 2009
- Table of contents on posts and single pages visible
- 1.0 Released 5 April 2009