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| Lines of code | 658 |
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viin_website_blog_toc |
| License | OPL-1 |
| Website | https://viindoo.com/apps/app/16.0/viin_website_blog_toc |
| Versions | 16.0 15.0 |
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| Odoo Apps Dependencies |
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Discuss (mail)
• Website (website) |
| Lines of code | 658 |
| Technical Name |
viin_website_blog_toc |
| License | OPL-1 |
| Website | https://viindoo.com/apps/app/16.0/viin_website_blog_toc |
| Versions | 16.0 15.0 |
What it does
- Problem
- While blogs are a great source of knowledge, users may face difficulties in reading and navigating long posts.
- The table of contents is added to assist users in grasping the main points and navigating to the parts they want to read. This table also helps facilitate the crawling and indexing process of Search Engines.
- Assist users in navigation and enhance readability;
- Optimize your blogs for Search Engines.
- Solution
- This module enables you to:
- Configure the table of contents for each blog post:
- Choose the levels of heading you want to show;
- Specify the heading that you don't want to show;
- Enable numbering heading;
- Convert heading into HTML ID.
- Show or hide the table of contents for each blog post.
- Configure the table of contents for each blog post:
- This module enables you to:
Editions Supported
- Community Edition
- Enterprise Edition
Installation
- Navigate to Apps.
- Search with keyword viin_website_blog_toc.
- Press Install.
After installing this module, the following module will be automatically installed: website_blog.
Instruction
Instruction video: Blogs - Table of Contents.
Configure the table of contents for the blog posts
Step 1: Navigate to Website > Configuration > Blogs to select a blog post to configure the table of contents.
Step 2: Choose any 1 blog post/create a new blog, the table of contents information fields will be displayed as shown below.
- Heading 1: Check this box for the header configured as Heading 1. The other Headings will be similar.
- Enable numbering heading: Check this box for the titles that are being numbered. For example: There are 3 headings: One heading 1 and two headings 2. Thus, the title will be numbered: 1. Heading 1; 1.1. Heading 2; 1.2 Heading 2.
- TOC Display Heading Minimum: Show the table of contents when there is a minimum number of headings. Example: When setting the TOC Display Heading Minimum is 3. Therefore, the blog post needs at least 3 headings or more to show the table of contents. If the blog post has under 3 headings, the table of contents will not be shown.
- Convert Heading Into HTML ID: The heading will be converted by HTML ID. With the system default settings, the HTML ID attribute will be displayed with the prefix: vtoc_, such as vtoc_1, vtoc_2,... However, when converting the heading into HTML ID, the HTML ID name will be the heading name. For example: If the Heading 1 is Demo, then the HTML ID will also be Demo. This is a feature for developers who are knowledgeable about the HTML language and want to set up the layout of the table of contents in blog posts in their way.
- TOC ID Prefix: The HTML ID title attribute prefix. The system has the default prefix: vtoc_.
- TOC ID Suffix: The HTML ID title attribute suffix. If left blank, the TOC ID Suffix will follow the ascending natural number attached by the TOC ID Prefix. For example: vtoc_1, vtoc_2.
- Exclude Headings: Specify the heading that you don't want to show on the table of contents. Example: Enter the title Viindoo Enterprise, which is the Heading 1 of the article, into this field. This Heading 1 is still in the blog post but will not be shown in the table of contents.
Activate the show/hide table of contents mode in the blog post
On the Website view, this module provides a Show Table of Contents field at the Customize tab. When this field is activated, the blog post will have a table of contents.
Note: The Show Table of Contents field appears in the Customize tab when:
- Users have the Editor and Designer rights in the Website app.
- Users need to access the blog post to add a table of contents.
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