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Hi,
is it possible to change the default headline settings for the table of context?
E.g. I use in my template <h5> and to add two </br> after the text?
Another thing I would love to add - when the plugin adds the achors to the headline - is a class. e.g. class="scrollAnchor".
In my template otherwise the headline is behuind the menu.
Your plugin saves me a lot time and I really like it! Great work. If this two settings would be possible - awesome :-)
I couldn't find any settings in Edit Profile -> Plugin Parameters
Kind regards,
Dirk
is it possible to change the default headline settings for the table of context?
E.g. I use in my template <h5> and to add two </br> after the text?
Another thing I would love to add - when the plugin adds the achors to the headline - is a class. e.g. class="scrollAnchor".
In my template otherwise the headline is behuind the menu.
Your plugin saves me a lot time and I really like it! Great work. If this two settings would be possible - awesome :-)
I couldn't find any settings in Edit Profile -> Plugin Parameters
Kind regards,
Dirk
is it possible to change the default headline settings for the table of context?
E.g. I use in my template <h5> and to add two </br> after the text?
It is, but there is no parameter available for this yet, I will add one in the next update, later this week.
Another thing I would love to add - when the plugin adds the achors to the headline - is a class. e.g. class="scrollAnchor".
In my template otherwise the headline is behuind the menu.
This could get a bit messy with a lot of repeated class names added to each link. A better way is to use the element hierarchy to create a css rule. So assuming the container class is "mce-toc" which is the current default (an option will be available to change this in future), then your css could be:
.mce-toc > ul li a[href] {
/* some css */
}
Just because you're not paranoid doesn't mean everybody isn't out to get you.
Table of Contents 1.0.3 has been released - https://www.joomlacontenteditor.net/downloads/plugins/editor-toc
Just because you're not paranoid doesn't mean everybody isn't out to get you.
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