mtoensing

Sounds interesting. Do you have an example?

untick “hide in accordion”

cool, glad that you liked it. You can use tables in Gutenberg for pro and con. It would be far too much work to redo this for this plugin. Colors are a bit difficult because the image itself has to have the colors in itself I use. If you have an idea please provide a pull request on GitHub.

what is the url your page? ??

?GP Pro is a theme but it comes down to the ame thing: SimpleTOC looks and feels like a ordered or unordered list. There is no additional HTML added that has any effect on the look. And when I point to the faq I am sure that all questions are answered there. So please have a look at it and try to style SimpleTOC like any other Gutenberg block with groups and the styling options there. I am really happy for everybody who uses the plugin and is happy with it like I am. Maybe the assumtion is that many people donate or that this plugin is a side-hussle. It really is not. I put so much work in it in my spare time for myself and others and every three months or so somebody is donating $5. Sometimes it is more but more often less. I think I wrote an honest and helpful answer and I am really sorry if this carry over.

• This reply was modified 10 months, 2 weeks ago by mtoensing.

Dear Simon,

Thank you for your candid feedback. I apologize if my previous responses came across as dismissive or defensive – that was certainly not my intention. I truly value your use of the plugin and your reaching out for support.

1. Regarding your query about other plugin GP Pro: I regret that I couldn’t provide the specific insight you were looking for. My aim was to express the limitations of my knowledge outside my own plugin, not to dismiss your experience. Or isn’t GP Pro a Plugin? Maybe this was a misunderstanding?

2. On the issue of donations and reviews: I appreciate every user, whether they can contribute financially or not. My mention of donations and reviews was intended to highlight ways users can support our work, but I see now how it might have come across differently.

I’m here to assist you better. Could you please elaborate on your initial queries so I can offer more targeted help?

this should not happen and is not normal behavior. Please create a new post in WordPress and see if the error persists. Maybe another plugin?

Sorry but shortcodes are dead as is the classic editor. Gutenberg is the future of WordPress. There will never be a shortcode in SimpleTOC. Sorry.

thank you so much. Since I use the plugin myself there is no need to be worried that i quit working on the plugin.

SimpleTOC generates the TOC on the fly and does not need the block in Gutenberg to generate anything. So the sidebar approach would work.

or you provide a change request and we add it as an advanced feature. https://github.com/mtoensing/simpletoc

thanks michael! Ver much appreciated. Regarding you feature: this has been requested several times. This can only be solved with JavaScript and would be an advanced feature.

thank you so much!

SimpleTOC inherits the style of your theme for lists. If lists still have an indent, SimpleTOC will use that.

Greta to hear! it would be cool if you inform the developers about this from the plugin

not possible because this is a Gutenberg Block. You can convert your contents with one click to Gutenberg.