Fixed

TOC does not show # headers

10 years ago • updated by 6 years ago • 6

When i have a document like:

```
[toc]
# header 1
## header a
## header b
# header 2
### header c
```

I get a toc like:

```
header a
header b
header c
```

but why do the `#` instaces not show up?

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10 years ago

Main title (#) is not include into TOC. You can check index of any book and Wikipedia.
So It would be nice if separate two docs or like follow doc.

```
# main header

[TOC]

## header 1
### header a
### header b
## header 2
### Header c
```

10 years ago

Oh, okay, in this context it does make sense.

It did confuse me at first as it is implemented differently in other markdown editors (e.g. stackedit).

Thanks for the clarification.

Fixed

10 years ago

then, i guess the document has to be updated. Because, current document has an example of TOC with h1 header in it.

6 years ago

while,now it still only support for heading2. Heading1(#) is not contained in "toc" command. I just search how to solve this, I found this website, others' answers remind me that # is maybe for title of article.

7 years ago

Hi,

To me TOC means to be able to see the full table of content, same like in Google Docs, same like in Word.

When I compare the HAroopad behavior with them, it's kind of strange that it only starts from Heading2...

Is there any chance you will change the behavior to match a classical TOC?

Thanks!

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