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The Wiki Table of Contents plugin can now be found here.

The Wiki Table of Contents plugin has finally been given the attention it deserved.  So what’s new?

1. Requires ExpressionEngine 1.5 or greater
2. Optimized.  It was never a slow plugin, but its approach was a bit brutish.  It has been completely rewritten.
3. No Base Value needed.  You can use any <h#> tags you like; it will build the table of contents from them intelligently.
4. Replaced $hr (y/n) with $separator (uses any markup), allowing greater flexibility for the markup used between your table of contents and article.
5. Deeper nesting.  Specifically, the only limit is that there are only six levels of heading tags available in HTML.  So if you want, you can start your headings with <h1> and use all the way to <h6>.
6. Unique id’s.  Previously if you had two headings that used identical text, they would have the same id and anchor link.  Now a number will be appended if necessary to make sure that the anchors and id’s are all unique.
7. Makes pretty markup.
8. Added verbose errors to the Template Parser Log instead of barfing an error to the browser window for all to see.
9. Fixed a bug that was allowing invalid characters in the anchors and id’s.
10. Fixed a minor bug with certain formatting plugins that could result in some extra paragraph tags and line breaks.