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#1 2006-01-16 19:21:43
- minusf
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a name=
how can i make table of contents, links to the same page?
you know,
<code><a name=“intro”><h1>introduction</h1></a></code>
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#2 2006-01-17 02:01:29
- zem
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Re: a name=
Does this have anything to do with Textile? Your question isn’t clear at all.
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#3 2006-01-17 09:45:34
- minusf
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Re: a name=
Does this have anything to do with Textile? Your question isn’t clear at all.
i have a long long document.
i want a table of contents at the top, with links to all
the h1’s which the document contains
i think this is quiote straightforward and far from advanced…
does textile support <code><a name=“name”></code> type anchors?
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Re: a name=
name is mostly deprecated iirc, id should be used.
So you should be able to do things like :
<code>h2(#toc123). A header</code>
And target them with your table of content. But this toc has to be made by hand, unfortunately.
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#5 2006-01-17 10:23:55
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Re: a name=
thanks Jeremie, it looks now a bit better.
it’s a shame that textile can’t do this.
seems like basic functionality to me..
something like:
<pre><code>h1. toc header
h1. toc header
h1. toc header
toc header
h1(#toc2). toc header
h1(#toc3). toc header</code></pre>
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Re: a name=
Well, Textile can do what you just describe. By hand.
What Textile/Textpattern can’t do, is <txp:toc /> and all is done automatically (as MediaWiki does, for example).
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#7 2006-01-17 11:35:34
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Re: a name=
you are right, it works ;-)
thanks.
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#8 2006-01-17 21:13:39
- zem
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Re: a name=
This works as expected:
"toc 1":#toc1
"toc 2":#toc2
"toc 3":#toc3h1(#toc1). toc 1h1(#toc2). toc 2h1(#toc3). toc 3Alex
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Re: a name=
Yes it does. I should have said “are able” and not “should be able”. I use this for some time now, on one article, or on one half-static section composed by several things (html within section’s page, static persistant articles, article_custom output of an article list, etc.).
The automated toc would be quite useful though. But that’s a different topic for a different forum :)
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#10 2006-01-17 22:51:49
- nardo
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Re: a name=
probably not appropriate for this use case, but if you have a series of articles (e.g. questions in a faq) you can insert the article ID into a name or id and automatically create a TOC at the top linking down the page
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