Plugin Author
Mike
(@conjur3r)
What did you increase it to?
To me, anything higher than 10 seems unusually high in terms of benefit. Wikipedia themselves have it set to 4.
I set it to 20. The TOC isn’t suitable for all content in my case. Some pages are very short, in others the switch tabs have headings and I don’t need TOC for pages with the switch tabs.
Yes, I suppose I could change the switch tab headings to a class instead of H4 but would mean hacking another plugin 🙂 Plus, it’s easier to maintain fewer styles.
Plugin Author
Mike
(@conjur3r)
Have you played around with the exclude options (Settinsg > TOC+, advanced)? You can exclude headings that match the criteria you put in, you can even exclude whole sections of your site, eg: no TOC for any pages starting with /faq/aaa
Will any of the above help?
It doesn’t save the inclusions for me. Not sure if it’s just on my installation or a bug?
Plugin Author
Mike
(@conjur3r)
What have you tried saving?
Exclude pattern?
Restrict path?
What did you enter?
The path exclusion doesn’t work. My installation is at IP/~username/
Would like to exclude the IP/~username/calendar page. Tried both /calendar, and calendar without the slash, but the TOC shows anyway.
Plugin Author
Mike
(@conjur3r)
Try: /calendar/
and clear any caches you may have.
How do the URLs look to your public? Like this?
http://domain/calendar/a/b/c/ ??
It saved the path as /calendar/ but hid the TOC from every page.
Plugin Author
Mike
(@conjur3r)
That’s what it’s supposed to do for the restrict path option. It will now only display the TOC for pages that start with /calendar/ and will prevent it from appearing on all others. Maybe we got confused earlier… and perhaps adding more headings to the drop down ain’t such a bad thing.
Sorry I wasn’t clear – it stopped showing TOC *everywhere*, including on the calendar page. Even with the minimum number of headings set to 4 (Calendar page has 8 headings).
And I did misunderstand: thought restrict path would NOT show TOC on those pages. I think I got it now.