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jQuery plugin to generate a table of contents
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jQuery plugin to generate a table of contents

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jquery.contentify
=================

A jQuery plugin to generate a table of contents

# Usage

The below code snippet shows how to create the table of contents
in a container with ID `toc`.

```javascript
$('#toc').contentify({
title: 'Table of Contents',
headingSelectors: ['h1', 'h2', 'h3'],
scrollDuration: 500
});
```

The `contentify` function accepts a settings object with the following
properties:

* `title` - The heading that will appear on top of the table of contents
(default: none / empty string)
* `headingSelectors` - An array of selectors that should be used to
identify headings. The selector at index `i` will be used to locate
headings on the i-th level (default `['h1', 'h2', 'h3', 'h4', 'h5']`).
* `scrollDuration` - Duration of the scrolling animation in
milliseconds (default: `1000`)

The title of the table of contents is wrapped in a `

` with a CSS
class of `contentify_title`. Moreover, the indivual sections are wrapped
in `
    ` lists with a CSS class of `contentify_i` where `i` is the
    level of the section.

    # What Doesn't Work Yet

    * Only one single selector can be specified for each level of headings.
    It would be nice to be able to specify an array of selectors for each
    level of headings.
    * The CSS class names of the table of contents cannot be customized
    * It is not possible to restrict the area of the document that should
    be scanned for headings. The whole document will be used to compile
    the table of contents.