Posted by jdanthinne on March 25, 2010 at 8:44am
Before developing a new module, does someone know if there's a module able to parse the body text, analyse it, find every h2, h3, h4, etc. and generate a "quick links" section (in form of an ordered list, or a select list) above the text (like wikipedia pages)?
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Try
Try http://drupal.org/project/tableofcontents
Ditto. It's not flawless -
Ditto. It's not flawless - you sort of have to write your content with the toc in mind - but when it works, it works pretty well.
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Switched to JQuery solution
I've tried Tableofcontents, but it's not working as expected, and what I was looking for (shortcuts in a sidebar) is not working at this time. So finally, with approx. 10 lines of javascript, I've managed to get the result I was looking for…
To add TOC for Drupal pages
To add TOC for Drupal pages check out my TOC Node module:
Add a Table Of Contents to Drupal pages
Here's a list of other TOC modules available:
https://www.drupal.org/node/2278811