Question

toc plugin will generate basic Table of Contents and insert it into the editor at the current cursor position. Items for the table will be taken from the headers found in the content.

Type: String

Example

tinymce.init({
  selector: "textarea",  // change this value according to your HTML
  plugins: "toc",
  toolbar: "toc",
  menubar: "insert"
});

Table of Contents will have a simple HTML structure - a wrapper div element, a header with editable title and unordered nested list with navigation links. Nesting depth is customisable.

Internally plugin doesn’t apply any inline styles. Basic formatting can be added via Boilerplate Content CSS, that can be customised to your needs.

/* Basic styles for Table of Contents plugin (toc) */
.mce-toc {
	border: 1px solid gray;
}

.mce-toc h2 {
	margin: 4px;
}

.mce-toc li {
	list-style-type: none;
}

Options

toc_depth

By default headers in the content will be inspected only three levels deep, so - H1 through H3. But it is possible to change this behaviour by setting toc_depth to any number in 1-9 range, therefore matching all the headers beginning with H1 and all the way down to H9.

Type: Number

Default Value: 3

Example

tinymce.init({
  selector: "textarea",
  plugins: "toc",
  toolbar: "toc",
  toc_depth: 3
});

toc_header

Table of contents has a header and by default it will be marked up with H2 tag. With toc_header option you can change it to some other tag.

Type: String

Default Value: H2

Example

tinymce.init({
  selector: "textarea",
  plugins: "toc",
  toolbar: "toc",
  toc_header: "div" // case doesn't matter
});

toc_class

With toc_class you can change the class name that gets assigned to the wrapper div. Please note that you will have to alter Boilerplate Content CSS) accordingly.

Type: String

Default Value: mce-toc

Example

tinymce.init({
  selector: "textarea",
  plugins: "toc",
  toolbar: "toc",
  toc_class: "our-toc"
});