Nijen

Hi Brian, thanks for responding. I see now that the missing support form is active again and hopefully I can sign in to my account as well – thanks for that! Perhaps it was all due to a faulty web page – and if so I sincerely apologise for my accusations. I was upset because I invested time in integrating your add-on and when it caused problems and It was impossible to contact you I found another solution (your reminder is the first ever response from you that I actually see).

Thank you for offering a refund – I’ll take you up on it!
Best regards
Bjorn granberg

I was just looking for this functionality. So how is it going, now being half a year since Richards suggestion?

In my case I would like to show a field for a few seconds to confirm a post update. The user is redirected to a new page when updating, and this page is where it would be handy to show an info block for a short while rather than relying on a query string which we do now.

Fingers crossed,
Bj?rn Granberg

Just write the name of the css-selector where the text is located. Most likely “entry-content” like so: [toc content=”.entry-content”] (dont forget the dot).

Agreed, this is a nice plugin, but header parameter does not work at all, it will pull in every header in the specified container into the table of content.

For others with this problem, a temporary fix could be to add the following CSS to remove h1:
.shortcode-toc ul li a{ visibility: hidden;}
.shortcode-toc ul li ul li a {visibility: visible;}

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by Nijen.

Good question, I am also interested in this (I have a premium license without support).