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Table of Contents (TOC) Block – Fast & SEO Friendly
Automated table of contents (TOC) block for Gutenberg with no JavaScript by default. Generates smooth anchor links to boost SEO and readability.
Table of Contents (TOC) Block ranks #32,816 among WordPress.org plugins with 10+ active installations, a 4/5 rating from 1 reviews, and was last updated Oct 28, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1.4
v1.13.0
Current Version v1.13.0
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Last Update on 28 Oct, 2026
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- Version
- 1.13.0
- Last Updated
- Oct 28, 2026
- Requires WP
- 5.8+
- Tested Up To
- 7.1.4
- PHP Version
- 7.1 or higher
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- WPWing
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Table of Contents (TOC) Block – Fast & SEO Friendly
It's simple! Select the block, look at the sidebar options on the right, and toggle off the default headline. You can then insert a standard WordPress Heading block right above the TOC and type whatever you prefer (e.g., "What's Inside", "Quick Navigation").
Because this plugin utilizes native Gutenberg styling, simply click the three dots on the block toolbar and select Group. Once grouped, you can use the native block editor sidebar to add background colors, text colors, paddings, and borders to the entire group.
Select the heading block you want to hide, open the Advanced panel in the block sidebar, and add wpwing-toc-hidden to the Additional CSS class(es) field. That heading will be skipped when the TOC is generated.
No. The plugin generates lightweight, valid, and semantic HTML and never loads external JavaScript files. If you enable an interactive option (collapsible toggle, back-to-top, or copy-link buttons), a few lines of inline script are printed in the footer - nothing else. With those options off, the frontend is 100% JavaScript-free.
Select the block, open the Links & Behavior panel, and set Scroll offset (px) to roughly the height of your sticky header. Headings will then land below the header instead of behind it. This is done with pure CSS - no JavaScript is added.
Yes. Go to WPWing > TOC Block, check the post types you want, and pick a position (before the first heading, after the first paragraph, or top of content). The automatic TOC uses the same fast renderer as the block, skips short posts below your minimum-headings threshold, and steps aside on any post where you place the block manually.
Yes. If you give a heading your own anchor via its Advanced > HTML anchor field, the TOC links to that anchor instead of generating one, so your existing incoming links keep working.
Yes. The block outputs a nav landmark around a real list, uses actual button elements with correct ARIA states for the collapsible toggle, and keeps visible focus outlines on every interactive control - the native details/summary collapse mode gets keyboard support for free from the browser. Colors you choose yourself (via the block's native color controls) aren't checked for contrast, so keep that in mind if you customize the default styling.
Yes. Go to WPWing > TOC Block on this plugin. If LuckyWP's settings are still saved on your site, an Import from LuckyWP Table of Contents button appears there and copies over your list style, title text, minimum-headings threshold, and smooth-scroll offset in one click. Heading level range (min/max) isn't imported, since LuckyWP's depth setting is relative to each post and doesn't translate to a single sitewide value - set that one yourself.
Select the TOC block, open the Links & Behavior panel in the block sidebar, and toggle on Highlight active heading (Scrollspy). You can also enable it globally under WPWing > TOC Block so all new and auto-inserted TOCs have it enabled by default. The active heading is tracked using a performant vanilla IntersectionObserver with zero external scripts.