6.2: Table of Contents on Page (TOC)

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The Table of Contents allows the reader to jump directly to a heading in a section on a page. It updates based off the creation of a heading, a pre-format box like an exercise, or other page-organizable content.

Turn on TOC

Turn on the Table of Contents (TOC) for this page by opening page settings (at the top) (click on the +).

Then select the arrow by Show Page TOC: and toggle to YES to turn TOC on.

(Click on the - by “page settings” to close the page settings.)

Create Page Sections (items in the TOC)

Choose EDIT mode
Select the words "Turn on TOC" above and with the text selected, choose HEADING from the blue task bar (a few items to the right of SAVE).
Pick H1 Heading 1
Select "Create Page Sections" above and repeat, choosing H1 Heading 1
SAVE!!

Create a sub-section

In EDIT mode, select "Create a sub-section" and make it a heading, choosing H2 Heading 2. SAVE!!

Note

After saving click the TOC on (upper right of page), and see your headings there. Try clicking on them.

Notice you can choose the pencil next to a heading to edit just that section.