Plugin Author
LuckyWP
(@theluckywp)
Hello, Fernando!
Unfortunally, documentation is not ready yet.
You can ask question here, i try help.
Hello LuckyWP, thank you!
At least I need to know the list of shortcode attributes, and if we can filter headings in each post with the attributes…
Plugin Author
LuckyWP
(@theluckywp)
Attributes:
min
depth
hierarchical
numeration
numerationSuffix
title
toggle
labelShow
labelHide
hideItems
smoothScroll
smoothScrollOffset
width
float
titleFontSize
titleFontWeight
itemsFontSize
colorScheme
backgroundColor
borderColor
titleColor
linkColor
hoverLinkColor
visitedLinkColor
wrapNoindex
skipHeadingLevel
skipHeadingText
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You can set up skip headings by level (H1-6) or by text in settings.
Hello Lucky!
All of them are accepted in the shortcode? They look autodescriptive.
I guess the shortcode is wptoc?
I know there are default options, but each post is a world, auto-insertions are useless and something so basic is missing :-(.
Thank you!
Plugin Author
LuckyWP
(@theluckywp)
Great, testing in Classic Editor now I guess the shortcode is [lwptoc /]!!!
I am using Gutenberg, but was not seeing that as a block allows all those customizations. So I was trying to use the shortcode with attributes…
For now this is my TOC selected plugin, lets see the CSS…
Plugin Author
LuckyWP
(@theluckywp)
In Gutenberg you also can modify settings by GUI: https://ps.w.org/luckywp-table-of-contents/assets/screenshot-2.png?rev=1974058 (Click on pencil icon).
“lets see the CSS…” — What do you mean?
Yes, clicking on pencil icon, but was no seeing all the tabs, brbrbr (testing plugins is very dizzy).
Let’s see the CSS… I mean the plugin styles, the final test.
Plugin Author
LuckyWP
(@theluckywp)
Yes, I will rate it as the best TOC plugin and support.
Hello Lucky again. I’m testing HTML and CSS, and… Isn’t it more semantically correct in items to use lists instead of divs?
Plugin Author
LuckyWP
(@theluckywp)
Yes, more semantically correct to use lists instead of divs.
But using lists often causes conflicts with CSS of different themes.
Ohhh, but that is wrong.
You can simply leave the theme default lists styles (as I prefer), or overwrite them with some optional skins, but not use html that is not correct (and we can do nothing to overwrite it).
Plugin Author
LuckyWP
(@theluckywp)
I think in next version we make option: use div or ul/li. And add color scheme with default theme styles.
Yes, that sounds good!
I am testing the transparent skin overwritten with some custom CSS. Better would be don’t overwrite the CSS so much.
Thank you for all.
