Add Table of Contents (TOC) for SharePoint Wiki pages.
Wikipedia had it implemented years ago. I suggest you to add a dynamically created Table of Contents (TOC) for SharePoint Wiki pages, according to the title-styles used in the documents.
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Paul Serghe
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It looks like people are confusing modern pages with wiki pages in modern SharePoint. This request is for a TOC to be added to a WIKI page, very different than a modern site page. Please Microsoft, if you are listening, this is an absolute requirement for wiki pages to be of any use to users. Can you please provide an update? The status has been "Working On It" for almost 2 years now.
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James
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Here is a simple way to do that https://xbridger.com/how-to-create-table-of-content-in-sharepoint-modern-page/
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SLM
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Does anyone at Microsoft monitor this page? We are doing docs in SharePoint and require a TOC---why was this feature removed? When will it be put back in? Can someone at Microsoft please reply???
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HB
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It's been over 5 years since this concept was introduced yet Admins have done nothing for a ToC. When will this feature finally be implemented??
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Anonymous
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Yes, Anchor Tags seem to be enabled on other SharePoint features, but not SharePoint Wiki Pages. This would be incredibly helpful. Without it, the tool is powerful but not particularly user friendly.
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Christian Lingenhel
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Is there a rollout date?
I couldn't find it in the Microsoft 365 Roadmap -
Anonymous
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This does not work atm:
SharePoint > Pages > Create & edit > Create a table of contents on a modern page in SharePoint -
Adriaan Van Nuffel
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I'm seeing this documentation of Microsoft: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/create-a-table-of-contents-on-a-modern-page-in-sharepoint-6513cb9e-565c-4ea8-bd4b-6349e246ea81?ui=en-us&rs=en-us&ad=us
Does that mean it is finally ready?
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Josh Stinsman
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This would be a wonderful feature.
Especially considering all the alternative software that is MUCH Cheaper than sharepoint all offer it:
- Wikipedia
- MediaWiki
-XWiki
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Adonis Newkirk
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I would like to see this feature in the Government tenant as well. I would like to see this function appear with the web apps in the modern environment. Please let me know if I need to submit a new request for this of if your update will apply to the Government Tenant and be an added web part option when developing a page.
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Adriaan Van Nuffel
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So, when are we getting this?
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Anonymous
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Any ETA?
I would like to use Sharepoint Wiki rather than buy Conlfuence, but it seems even this feature update is not happening any time soon?
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Josh Stinsman
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Is this planed to be implememented any time soon?
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Harry
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Wonder why we must request for this basic functionality. It arleady should have been there...
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Arthur Kuenzi
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Where are the devs at on adding this? A really important functionality for making any wiki page!
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robert.schoebel
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We are offering a toc webpart for modern pages (Wiki) you can
check it out: https://hb-munich.com/office-365-sharepoint/office-365-sharepoint-produkte/table-of-contents/ -
Bruce Hankins
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While Microsoft is being agile we can't be agile. We keep waiting and waiting for capabilities we're accustomed to having. Using PowerShell and code snippets to fill in for lack of capability doesn't cut it. We're always stuck between a rock and a hard place not able to move forward.
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Laurent Sittler
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We can not expect new feature for the classic experience today... The modern experience is a priority for Microsoft and the community now.
If you need a TOC into your wiki pages, you can follow this tutorial: https://blog.lsonline.fr/2018/12/23/create-a-dynamic-table-of-content-for-your-sharepoint-wiki-pages
If you need a TOC for all pages (without add it manually for each page) you can add the code directly into a custom wiki page layouts defined by default.
Hoping that will help you
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Bill
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Any updates about this table of content in SharePoint online (modern experience)?
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Adam
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I was frustrated by this as well so made a solution based in Javascript. All you should have to do is embed the javascript to your sharepoint wiki page and it will generate a TOC based on heading tags (h1, h2, h3).
code and demo here: https://codepen.io/quinlo/pen/mzKPvm
