How to use shortcode in Easy Table of contents

You can use our shorts in any part of your website. With our shortcode feature, you are in command of the table of contents with very little effort, even if you have little to no programming skills.

1. With the help of this shortcode, you can add the Easy Table of Content anywhere in your website manually.

Below are the attibutes we support and could be useful in configuring the table of contents:

1. [header_label=”Title”] – title for the table of contents
2. [display_header_label=”no”] – no title for the table of contents
3. [toggle_view=”no”] – no toggle for the table of contents
4. [initial_view=”no”] – initially hide the table of contents
5. [display_counter=”no”] – no counter for the table of contents
6. [post_types=”post,page”] – post types seperated by ,(comma)
7. [post_in=”1,2″] – ID’s of the posts|pages seperated by ,(comma)
8. [device_target=”desktop”] – mobile or desktop device support for the table of contents
9. [view_more=”5″] – 5, is the number of headings loads on first view, before user interaction (PRO)

That’s it for this tutorial!

We hope we’ve cleared your doubts in case you have any feedback or questions, then please share them in the comments section below.