Disable h1 links

“There really should only ever be one h1 on a page” that what I thought. If SimpleTOC ignores the h1 headings then there are still at least one h1 heading additional to the title of the website. They would just be excluded from the SimpleTOC but still appear on the page itself.

But I will look into option 1.

On a lot of sites that I build, there’s a custom h1 that gets added *instead* of the page title, so I still just have one h1 on the page (this is for formatting and to make more full use of Gutenberg), but it interacts poorly with your awesome plugin!

To clarify option 2 – I’m meaning in terms of markup order, as typically you’d want TOC to only show headings that fall after the TOC in the markup.

Thanks for the quick response and for looking into it! I can style around it if needed, but it would be much cleaner to not be hiding the parent element (the stand-in for the h1) in the markup.

I have looked into it. Right now I won’t add custom heading to the SimpleTOCs processing. The reason is that it would make everything a whole lot more complicated l and I want to keep the plug-in simple.

Perfectly fine – but I’m not sure what you mean by “custom headings.” It would actually work just fine if (just like your “maximum heading level”) there was a “minimum heading level” the user could specify.

I confused this post with the other on. Sorry. I am still looking into this one.

This is harder than it looks: https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/386436/gutenberg-element-how-to-usw-rangecontrol-with-two-values-to-imitate-a-rangesli

You could probably use just two hidden number inputs with a div, but yeesh, how does Gutenberg not have a component for this?

Yes, right? Unbelievable. I want to keep the code as easy as possible to make it easy to maintain. No custom code that does not work on IE similar issues.