توضیحات
The WordPress table of contents you never have to set up — and never have to fix. Curate it heading by heading; your choices survive every edit.
تغییرات این نسخه
1.0.3
Fix: block.json was missing declarative editorScript/style/editorStyle references, which WordPress.org’s plugin-directory scanner needs to detect and list a plugin’s blocks (the “Blocks” section on the plugin page, and visibility in the block editor’s “Available to install” search). The actual script/style registration is unchanged — these are handled in PHP as before, for translations and settings-aware localization — this only makes them statically visible to the directory’s scanner.
Add: readme tags now include “block” (moved into the first five, since only the first five tags are used for WordPress.org search).
Improve: readme wording refined against real search-demand data (highest-volume validated query is “wordpress table of contents”; page-builder compatibility — Elementor and Divi, both verified working via the shortcode — also has measurable search demand).
Add: an Installation section, and two FAQ entries addressing performance impact and the free/no-upsell guarantee up front.
1.0.2
Fix: when automatic insertion was off and a FlexiTOC block was placed outside the post content (a sidebar, widget area, or Site Editor template part), anchor ids were never added to the article’s headings. The sidebar TOC’s links pointed at ids that did not exist anywhere on the page, so clicking them did nothing (or occasionally jumped to the top of the page instead). Anchor ids are now always added whenever the page is displayed, regardless of where the TOC itself is place
Fix: block.json was missing declarative editorScript/style/editorStyle references, which WordPress.org’s plugin-directory scanner needs to detect and list a plugin’s blocks (the “Blocks” section on the plugin page, and visibility in the block editor’s “Available to install” search). The actual script/style registration is unchanged — these are handled in PHP as before, for translations and settings-aware localization — this only makes them statically visible to the directory’s scanner.
Add: readme tags now include “block” (moved into the first five, since only the first five tags are used for WordPress.org search).
Improve: readme wording refined against real search-demand data (highest-volume validated query is “wordpress table of contents”; page-builder compatibility — Elementor and Divi, both verified working via the shortcode — also has measurable search demand).
Add: an Installation section, and two FAQ entries addressing performance impact and the free/no-upsell guarantee up front.
1.0.2
Fix: when automatic insertion was off and a FlexiTOC block was placed outside the post content (a sidebar, widget area, or Site Editor template part), anchor ids were never added to the article’s headings. The sidebar TOC’s links pointed at ids that did not exist anywhere on the page, so clicking them did nothing (or occasionally jumped to the top of the page instead). Anchor ids are now always added whenever the page is displayed, regardless of where the TOC itself is place