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When write wiki pages is it possible to create a contents page as you do in ‘word’ documents, so that you can jump to that section just by clicking on the title/heading?
Yes you can! But you need to use some simple HTML to do that. Let’s say you have a large document with several sections and all those sections have a H2 header. In your doc you would switch to HTML mode and do the following.
Then in your content overview page you add a view simple HTML links that use the ID of the section. So
see how the hyperlink points to the #this-is-my-section-link? When the user clicks on the link he will now jump straight to that section of the document/wiki.
There are also ways to automatically create a Table of Contents for a WIKI post, but I’ll try and write something about that later. Maybe @Boone can add that to the plugin in the future 🙂
Genius! Thanks yet again 🙂
No problem!