Divi Table Of Contents Maker Plugin Feature Update 1.3

▶️ Please watch the video above to get all the exciting details! 👆

New Features

Added Option To Exclude Headings By Class

This is a very important new feature, and one that should be very useful. Instead of “excluding” headings by class which we did before, now you can “include” headings by class. The reason this is so helpful is because sometimes it required adding the class to many different sections, row, or modules to exclude everything in larger Theme Builder templates. Now you can simply add the 

Like before, you can add the class to any section, row, or module in your Divi layout. Just use the CSS classes “pac-dtocm-exclude” to exclude headings in the TOC from that element or “pac-dtocm-include” to include headings in the TOC from that element.

Added new Header Level Marker For Decimal Numbers

I’m excited to introduce a new marker option for decimal numbers. You may already know, we have an option for setting the markers to decimal, but that option is only in relation to the parent level. In other words, the new marker works on its own and resets for each heading level rather than continuing the parent level numbers. 

It’s a bit tricky to explain, so I’ll show you the difference in a screenshot. The first TOC has the second level headings set to the “Decimal Numbers” option, and the second TOC has the second level headings set to the “Decimal Numbers Of Parent Level” option.

Added Option To Hide The Entire TOC Header

There are some times when you don’t need to show the title or show the collapse icon, and simply show the content, so now this is easy to do! We thought it was a good idea to add a setting to hide the entire table of contents header. 

Added Option To Show Or Hide The Header Icon

Until now, the header icon served a functional purpose to collapse and expand the table of contents. But now, we added the option to show this icon even if the Allow Collapse/Expand option is disabled, allowing the icon to show even though it is then purely decorative, which is pretty cool. In this case, I suggest placing the icon on the left.

Added Option To Set The Icon Position To The Left Or Right Side

This also is new feature to set the icon on the left or right. Before, it was only on the right by default, but we thought it was a great idea to give you the option, especially when using it as decorative only.

Here is a nice example:

Added Setting To Make Content Full Height

Until now, we assumed you wanted to set a maximum height for the content, and when this was reached, a scrollbar automatically appears. However, now we have added this as an option to choose whether you want to  limit the height of the content area and show a scrollbar, or not, it will expand to full automatic height.

I want things to be as easy to understand as possible, so we updated the label for “Included Headings” to “Included Heading Levels” to make it more clear.