authors (basic)
A basic table of contents (TOC) and Numbered headings is included in PmWiki 2.2.119 and can be enabled with the following in config.php:
$PmTOC
['Enable'] = 1;
The feature is based on the recipe Cookbook:AutoTOC but is somewhat simpler.
- The table of contents is automatic, there is no need to add some markup in the wiki page.
- It is inserted right before the first heading in the wiki page.
- By default, only pages with 3 or more headings will have a table of contents.
- The visitors can close and open the table of contents, and their preferences will be remembered in "localStorage".
- The feature can automatically number the headings in the page.
- Headings in hidden sections ("comment" wikistyle, "display:none") will not be included in the TOC.
- Headings with the
%block notoc%
class will not be included in the TOC.
- Headings in
(:markup:)
blocks are ignored.
The following directives in the wiki page can control the above features:
(:toc:)
the table of contents will be inserted at this position (rather than the default one), even if there are less than 3 headings in the page.
(:notoc:)
no table of contents will appear on the page, even if there are 3 or more headings, or a (:toc:)
directive.
The TOC will use anchors or identifiers of the headings from the page, if they exist, otherwise it will create a new identifier (hash) based on the structure of the page. The following markups will all create a link with the anchor PageUrl#here
:
!! Heading with id %block id=here%
!! Heading with inline anchor [[#here]]
, or
!! [[#here]] Heading with inline anchor
[[#here]]
!! Anchor preceding the heading
If there is no identifier or anchor with a heading, then the anchor will be in the form #toc-1.2.1
where 1.2.1 is the structural path to the section, in this example "Section 1, subsection 2, sub-subsection 1".
The following local configuration (in local/config.php) can control the default settings:
$PmTOC
['Enable'] = 1;
# enable TOC, default is disabled.
$PmTOC
['MaxLevel'] = 6;
# levels of headings that are included in the TOC, by default <h1> to <h6> headings are included. Set to 3 to only include <h1> to <h3> headings.
$PmTOC
['MinNumber'] = 3;
# minimum number of headings in the page for the TOC to be generated. Pages with few headings are usually short and do not need a TOC.
$PmTOC
['MinNumber'] = 2;
# pages with 2+ headings will have a TOC
$PmTOC
['MinNumber'] = -1;
# the TOC will not be automatic, only the (:toc:)
directive will create a table of contents in the page.
$PmTOC
['NumberedHeadings'] = '1.1.1.1.1.1';
# the headings will be numbered (default disabled).
- You can set here the numerals for the different levels of headings, can be
1
(numeric), I
or i
(Roman numerals), A
or a
(letters A-Z or a-z). For example, a specification like
$PmTOC
['NumberedHeadings'] = 'I.1.a';
will number the biggest level headings on a page with uppercase Roman numerals (I, II, ...), the second biggest with numbers, the third with lowercase letters (a, b, ...), and the remaining levels (if any) with numbers.
$PmTOC
['EnableBacklinks'] = 1;
# insert after the headings "↑" arrows linking back to the table of contents (default disabled).
$PmTOC
['ParentElement'] = "#wikitext";
# the query selector of the parent HTML element where the TOC block to be inserted; by default the TOC is inserted before the first heading; here you can select a different element. If selected, the TOC will be inserted in the element at the top. The (:toc:)
directive in the page can override this element.
The following strings can be translated in XLPage, for example in French:
"Contents" => "Sommaire",
"show" => "afficher",
"hide" => "masquer",
See also: Cookbook:AutoTOC. If you previously used AutoTOC you need to disable it when enabling $PmTOC
.