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Spreading a long TOC over 2 columns in Confluence

Rosemary Donato

Hello,

I'm working with a team to create several pages. One of them in particular has a very long TOC. We discussed breaking the page up into several. But that's not the best way to present the information. Does anyone know if there's a way to spread the TOC over 2 or more columns?

Thanks much!

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Thomas Schlegel

Hi,

if there's a way to distinguish between the contents of the two columns: yes. otherwise no.

If it is possible to differ the two groups with a regular expression then you can do the following:

Create two TOCs and set the include-parameter of each one to different values, so they are showing the first or the second part of your headings.

Make a section with two columns on top of your page and put each TOC in a column.

That should do it.

Cheers

Thomas

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Thomas Schlegel

Hi,

if there's a way to distinguish between the contents of the two columns: yes. otherwise no.

If it is possible to differ the two groups with a regular expression then you can do the following:

Create two TOCs and set the include-parameter of each one to different values, so they are showing the first or the second part of your headings.

Make a section with two columns on top of your page and put each TOC in a column.

That should do it.

Cheers

Thomas

Rosemary Donato

That worked brilliantly! Thanks ever so.

Kuncheff

what if there are repeated words in the TOC?

Natalia Perminova

Have the same issue with repeated words in both columns.

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