Description
A user friendly, featured focused Easy Table of Contents plugin which allows you to insert a table of contents into your posts, pages and custom post types.
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Features
- NEW : Migration Tool to import all the settings from other plugins like Table of Content Plus & more
- Automatically generate a table of contents for your posts, pages and custom post types by parsing its contents for headers.
- Supports the
<!--nextpage-->tag. - Supports the Rank Math plugin.
- Works with the Classic Editor, Gutenberg, Divi, Elementor, WPBakery Page Builder and Visual Composer page editors.
- Optionally enable for pages and/or posts. Custom post types are supported, as long as their content is output with the
the_content()template tag. - Optionally auto insert the table of contents into the page, selectable by enabled post type.
- Provides many easy to understand options to configure when and where to insert the table of contents.
- Many options are available to configure how the inserted table of contents appears which include several builtin themes. If the supplied themes do no meet you needs, you can create your own by choosing you own colors for the border, background and link color.
- Multiple counter bullet formats to choose from; none, decimal, numeric and roman.
- Choose to display the table of contents hierarchical or not. This means headings of lower priority will be nested under headings of higher priority.
- User can optionally hide the table of contents. You full con... [truncated]
Frequently Asked Questions
You first stop should be the Table of Contents settings admin page. You can find this under the Settings menu item.
You first and only required decision is you need to decide which post types you want to enable Table of Contents support for. By default it is the Pages post type. If on Pages is the only place you plan on using Table of Contents, you have nothing to do on the Settings page. To keep things simple, I recommend not changing any of the other settings at this point. Many of the other settings control when and where the table of contents is inserted and changing these settings could cause it not to display making getting started a bit more difficult. After you get comfortable with how this works… then tweak away 🙂
With that out of the way make sure to read the How are the tables of contents created?Changelog
2.0.76 20/08/2025
2.0.75 30/06/2025
2.0.74 05/05/2025