TOC Boxes 1.2 With Multipage Support Released
I’m proud to announce that, thanks to Sascha’s hint, TOC-Boxes now support multi-page posts.
Download it as usual at wordpress.org.
TOC Boxes 1.1.1 Released
A minor update of my TOC Boxes plugin is out. Besides fixing some small glitch, it adds the CSS class toc-anchor to the generated named anchors.
These anchors are inserted into the post to serve as link targets for links in the TOC box, and are (usually) invisible. The change mainly affects themes with unusual CSS styling for anchors in general, such as mentioned in my discussion with Daniel Nautré.
TOC Boxes 1.1 Support Hyperlinks In Headings
My first version of Table Of Conten Boxes did not support hyperlinks in headings. That is, a hyperlink in a heading would mess up the TOC entry.1
Version 1.1 adds support for this.
Download the plug-in, or visit the plug-in homepage to find out more about it.
- Technically speaking, it would result in a nested anchor element, which is not valid (X)HTML, so that the browser would render only rubbish. [↩]
A New Plugin Is Born: TOC Boxes
Just (a really) short note:
Most of my spare time this year 😉 I’ve been a busy bee working on WordPress plug-ins. Besides making advances towards the next Sliding Notes milestone, I’ve implemented a new plug-in: Table Of Content Boxes. It’s ajaxish, freely positionable, good looking… 😉
Check it out on the plug-in homepage,1 and have fun with it.
- I’ve closed comments on this post in favor to the plug-in homepage. [↩]
