This entry is part of a series, TOC Releases»
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.
When a post is split into multiple pages (by using the <!--nextpage--> tag), the individual pages are accessible under different URL’s.
Prior to version 1.2, each page could contain a TOC box of own by placing the shortcode in the related post segment. However, the TOC included only local links.
With version 1.2, a TOC box always contains all headings across pages, including non-local ones.
You still need to place a TOC box shotcode on every individual page that should contain one (and can choose to position and style it differently on each).
Entries in this series:
- A New Plugin Is Born: TOC Boxes
- TOC Boxes 1.1 Support Hyperlinks In Headings
- TOC Boxes 1.1.1 Released
- TOC Boxes 1.2 With Multipage Support Released
- TOC Boxes 1.2.1 Resolves Conflict With Nofollow Reciprocity
- TOC Boxes 1.5 With Auto-Insertion
- TOC Boxes 1.5.1 Release
- TOC Boxes 1.5.2 Release (Artem's Rib)
- TOC Boxes Is SEO Table Of Contents
March 5th, 2009 at 11:00 am
Thats great, thank you!
March 8th, 2009 at 6:48 pm
Sure hope I have this right -
I want to present content in a form similar to a book, similar to a text-book where the content is inherently sequential.
As I understand you, I can write posts with h1-h4 headings and this plugin creates a TOC that I can place where? As part of the page or perhaps even into the sidebar?
What about inserting an h3-page after I already published a set of pages in a place that did not have an h3 sub-title?
Many thanks for what you have contributed thus far. It looks that CMS for WordPress has finally arrived, even if through a plugin-backdoor. EUREKA!!
Eb
March 8th, 2009 at 10:34 pm
EB, as the plugin homepage explains, you control the placement in the post or page with the toc shortcode. It is not meant to work across several independent pages. It covers multi-page entries though. Since the TOC box is rendered at page display time, it reflects the most current TOC state of your entry.