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The <<toc>> Macro

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Syntax

<<toc [title="title name"]>>

The "title" parameter is optional. If not used the title of the table of contents box will be "Contents".

<<toc-item slug="mariadb#blah" [level=##]>>Title goes here<</toc-item>>

The optional "level" parameter is zero based and has limited use. It can't break multiple levels of indent, but it can be used to help things look consistent.

About

The <<toc>> macro allows you to add a table of contents (toc) to your articles. Just place the tag wherever you want the toc to be. The toc is built based on the headings of your article.

To demonstrate this macro, I will place the <<toc>> macro, followed by some headings, immediately after this paragraph. For a demonstration of toc-item and titles, see the TOC test page and the source of the TOC Test page.

Contents

  1. Syntax
  2. About
  3. Heading One
  4. Heading Two
  5. Heading Three
  6. Heading Four
    1. Subheading One
      1. Sub-sub Heading
    2. Subheading Two
  7. Heading Five
  8. Heading Six

Heading One

Heading Two

Heading Three

Heading Four

Subheading One

Sub-sub Heading

Subheading Two

Heading Five

Heading Six

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