If I have a table of content on the top of the page and insert a including excerpt, the numbered headings do not appear in the table of content. Have you any help?
On the main mage from the excerpt are everything fine.
Hello, this is the only location and reference I could find on this matter. I need sub-paragraphs from excerpts to also be embedded in the target page where the table of contents is in - with a paragraph number.
Currently I only have the "Heading1" in the ToC as these are not in the excerpt.
All "Heading2's" come from an excerpt but these are not taken up in the ToC on the target page.
Above suggestion of using a panel with ToC was also not successful (at least for me).
Please provide some additional guidance and help @UnknownUser404
@Beate Silbermann Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
I believe that content in the excerpt is not considered in the the Table of Contents macro on the page.
The final bullet on the page describing the macro (https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/insert-the-table-of-contents-macro/ ) says:
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oh thanks for your help.
I have solved the problem. You need a panel in which the table of contents is included if you want to include an excerpt on the page. Only then will all headings displayed correctly in the table of contents.
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But I think this is a bug. Because it is not useful to hide the headings of a included excerpt in the table of contents. And a custom panel was intentionally excluded from the new editor.
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