Table of Contents
In-page navigation for your SharePoint pages
The Table of Contents app brings in-page navigation to SharePoint pages by generating a list of links from the headings on the page. A floating widget keeps it within reach as users scroll, so they can jump between sections instead of scrolling endlessly.
$1,299 / year
$3,999
Your headings already exist. Put them to work.
Long SharePoint pages built from a mix of Text, Highlighted Content, images, and collapsible sections can bury what readers came for. They scroll past it, and editors end up maintaining navigation by hand as the page changes. Table of Contents scans the page on load and builds a list of links from the headings it finds, with support for Heading 1 through Heading 4.
It's for editors of long-form pages who want readers to have a reliable way in, and one less thing to maintain. As content changes, the list updates itself. The floating widget keeps navigation in view as users scroll, with an optional one-click jump back to the top.
Highlighted features
Always up to date
Table of Contents reads all headings in Text web parts each time the page loads, so the list never falls behind the content.
Floating widget
The table stays accessible as users scroll, so they can move between sections without scrolling back up. An optional Back to top button returns them to the top in one click.
Easy to manage
Choose which heading types to display, from Heading 1 through Heading 4, and which sections to pull them from.
Questions,
answered.
The most common things people ask before they try Table of Contents.
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Try it free in your own SharePoint environment. No setup, no commitment.