You can add a table of contents to a page using toc Blocks.

In its most basic form it looks like this (click the edit button to see the code):

You can use it in two ways:

1. Manually, by adding a toc widget to the pages where you’d like to render a ToC
2. Automatically, using a Live Template Widget

To have a ToC added to all pages with a larger (e.g. 3) number of headings, it is recommended to use this template widget.

Configuration

In the body of the toc code widget you can configure a few options:

• header: by default a “Table of Contents” header is added to the ToC, set this to false to disable rendering this header
• headerText: by default "# Table of Contents\n". Change it to change the rendering of this header
• minHeaders: only renders a ToC if the number of headers in the current page exceeds this number, otherwise renders an empty widget
• maxHeaders: only renders a ToC if the number of headers in the current page is below this number, otherwise renders an empty widget
• minLevel: only renders a ToC for headers below that level (if you do not want to display e.g. the first header)
• maxLevel: only renders a ToC down to this level (e.g. if you have too many sublevels.)

Example:

header: false
minHeaders: 1

Want to add a table of contents to all your pages automatically? You can — that’s functionality available via the Core library.