NimbleAF Table of Contents v0.2.2
Give long WordPress pages a friendly little map.
Automatically add a polished, Divi-friendly table of contents to posts and pages, then skip the places where it does not belong. Home page stays clean. Blog posts stay navigable. Everybody wins.
- Auto insert
- posts, pages, or manual placement
- Page exclusions
- keep home and sales pages tidy
- Divi friendly
- shortcode plus Divi module support
Built for the reader side
Your best content should not feel like a hallway with no signs.
Stop making visitors hunt for the good part.
Long posts, tutorials, pillar pages, help docs, and resource guides can be wonderful. They can also become a scroll-and-guess situation. NimbleAF Table of Contents gives visitors a quick way to see what is on the page and jump straight to the section they came for.
Get NimbleAF Table of ContentsMore useful, less fussy
A cleaner reading experience without rebuilding your site.
Add it automatically to content-heavy posts, drop it manually into a Divi layout, or use the shortcode when you want exact placement. It is a practical little navigation upgrade for pages that have grown up and developed opinions.
What it handles
One tidy table of contents system for posts, pages, and Divi builds.
Automatic TOCs
Turn on automatic insertion for posts, pages, or both, then let the plugin build the TOC from your headings.
Heading level control
Choose whether H2, H3, and H4 headings should be included, so the list matches the shape of your content.
Page exclusions
Select pages to skip, including home pages, landing pages, sales pages, and anything that should stay TOC-free.
Collapsible display
Let visitors hide the TOC when they want more breathing room, especially on longer mobile pages.
Divi module support
Drop the TOC into Divi layouts with a module and customize title, heading levels, collapsibility, and header color.
Shortcode fallback
Use inside WordPress content, Divi text modules, or code modules when manual placement is the move.
How it works
Install it, choose your rules, let your headings become navigation.
This is intentionally simple. You should not need a spreadsheet, a ritual, or a tiny committee to add a table of contents to useful content.
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Install the plugin
Add NimbleAF Table of Contents to WordPress and open the settings screen.
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Choose where it appears
Enable automatic insertion for posts, pages, or both, then set the minimum number of headings.
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Exclude awkward pages
Select pages like Home, About, checkout, and sales pages so automatic TOCs only show where they help.
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Customize the feel
Set the title, header color, heading levels, and collapsible behavior so it feels native to your site.
It is the tiny navigation upgrade that makes long content feel cared for.
Readers should not have to scroll like they are panning for gold. Give them the map, let them choose the section, and let your content do its job.
NimbleAF reader workflowWho it is for
For creators who publish helpful pages that are getting wonderfully long.
Use it for blog posts and tutorials
Give readers quick jumps through how-to posts, reviews, roundups, and detailed teaching content.
Use it for help docs and resource pages
Turn dense support content into something visitors can scan before they start reading.
Use it with Divi layouts
Place the TOC inside your design where it belongs instead of accepting whatever the content filter gives you.
Good to know
A quick FAQ for a very practical content helper.
Can I stop the TOC from showing on my home page?
Yes. The settings screen includes an excluded pages selector so automatic TOCs can skip pages like Home, landing pages, and sales pages.
Does it work with Divi?
Yes. It includes Divi-friendly output, a Divi module, and shortcode support for manual placement.
Can I control which headings appear?
Yes. You can include H2, H3, and H4 headings based on how detailed you want the table of contents to be.
Will it show on short posts?
Only if the post meets the minimum heading count you choose. That keeps tiny posts from getting an unnecessary TOC box.
Can I still place it manually?
Yes. Use the Divi module or the shortcode when you want the table of contents in a specific spot.
Ready for cleaner long-form content?