Descrizione

AnchorKit adds a table of contents to your posts and pages automatically, or exactly where you want it with the table of contents block, the [anchorkit_toc] shortcode, or a sidebar widget. It reads your headings, builds anchor links to each section, and scrolls readers there smoothly.

You design it in a settings page with a live preview, so you see every change before you save. It follows your visitor’s light or dark mode, and it is built accessibility-first: semantic navigation markup, a customizable ARIA label, keyboard support, and respect for reduced-motion preferences.

Free features

Placement

Auto-insert a table of contents on posts, pages, and custom post types
Choose the position: before the first heading, after the first paragraph, top of content, or end of content
Only show it when a post has enough headings (1 to 10, you choose)
Place it manually with the Gutenberg block, the [anchorkit_toc] shortcode, or the classic widget
Works with the Classic Editor, the block editor, and any page builder that supports shortcodes (Elementor, Divi, WPBakery and others)

Content

Pick which heading levels to include (H1 to H6)
Nested (hierarchical) or flat list
Exclude headings with CSS selectors, for example .no-toc
Anchor IDs generated from your heading text
Replace heading text in the TOC with custom labels

Design

Live preview while you edit settings
Light, dark, and automatic (follows the visitor’s system setting) themes
Minimal preset, plus a custom styling mode for colors, fonts, spacing, borders, width, and alignment
Collapsible TOC that starts expanded or collapsed
Smooth scrolling with an offset for sticky headers

Accessibility and mobile

Semantic nav markup with an ARIA label you can change
Keyboard navigation and screen reader support
Respects the “reduce motion” setting
Custom mobile breakpoint and an option to hide the TOC on small screens

For developers

15+ actions and filters, such as anchorkit_toc_headings, anchorkit_should_display_toc, and anchorkit_toc_html
20+ shortcode attributes (see below)
No front-end tracking and no third-party requests on visitor pages

AnchorKit Pro

Pro adds the features long-form sites and agencies ask for most:

Sticky table of contents: keep it in view while readers scroll, inside the content or floating on the left or right
Scroll spy: highlights the section the reader is on
Back-to-top link and View more/less for long tables of contents
Reading time and word count per section
Elementor widget with live preview, and the full set of options in the Gutenberg block
More design control: Classic and Modern presets, custom bullets and numbering formats, advanced typography, box shadows, entrance animations, scroll easing, and a custom CSS class
Smarter headings: exclude by keyword, trim patterns from heading text, and set a minimum and maximum depth
SEO: Schema.org JSON-LD structured data, plus sequential or prefixed anchor IDs
Integrations: Advanced Custom Fields (build the TOC from ACF fields) and AMP
Priority email support

Plans start at $59/year for one site. The Agency plan covers unlimited sites. Every plan has a 14-day money-back guarantee. Upgrade from Settings > AnchorKit > AnchorKit Pro. Checkout and licensing are handled by Freemius.

Shortcode

Add the table of contents anywhere with:

[anchorkit_toc]

Attributes override your global settings for that one TOC:

[anchorkit_toc header_label="In this article" heading_levels="2,3" initial_view="hide"]

Display

header_label="Contents": TOC title
display_header_label="no": hide the title
toggle_view="no": remove the collapse toggle
initial_view="hide": start collapsed
theme="dark": system, light, or dark
hierarchical="yes": nest sub-headings
smooth_scroll="no": turn off smooth scrolling
device_target="mobile": show only on mobile or desktop

Content

heading_levels="2,3": include only these heading levels
min_headings="3": only show the TOC if the post has at least this many headings
post_types="post,page": limit to these post types
post_in="1,2": only these post IDs
post_not_in="1,2": never these post IDs

Pro attributes

preset="modern": Classic or Modern preset
display_counter="yes": numbered list
class="my-toc": custom CSS class
sticky="yes": sticky TOC
view_more="5": show the first 5 items, then a “View more” button
show_reading_time="yes" and show_word_count="yes": section metadata

Screenshot

The settings page with live preview: pick a preset, set colors, and see the result instantly in light or dark mode.

Structure & SEO settings: choose heading levels, exclude headings, and set anchor IDs. Schema.org markup and custom anchor formats are Pro features. — The settings page with live preview: pick a preset, set colors, and see the result instantly in light or dark mode.

Blocchi

Questo plugin fornisce 1 blocco.

AnchorKit: TOC

Installazione

In your dashboard, go to Plugins > Add New, search for “AnchorKit”, then install and activate it.
Go to Settings > AnchorKit. In Quick Start, choose the post types that should get a table of contents.
Leave Automatic Insertion on, or turn it off and add the AnchorKit block or the [anchorkit_toc] shortcode where you want the TOC.

FAQ

How do I add a table of contents in the block editor?: Insert the “AnchorKit: TOC” block and choose which heading levels to include. Your global settings from Settings > AnchorKit apply automatically.
How do I add a table of contents to every post automatically?: Go to Settings > AnchorKit > Quick Start, select your post types, and turn on Automatic Insertion. Then choose where it appears and the minimum number of headings a post needs.
Does it work with Elementor, Divi, or other page builders?: Yes. In any builder, use automatic insertion or put the [anchorkit_toc] shortcode in a shortcode or text element. AnchorKit Pro adds a native Elementor widget with its own style controls and live preview.
How do I exclude a heading from the table of contents?: Add a CSS class to the heading (for example no-toc), then enter .no-toc in Settings > AnchorKit > Structure & SEO > Exclude Headings. Excluding by keyword or pattern is available in Pro.
Can I customize how it looks?: Yes. The free version includes the Minimal preset, light/dark/system themes, and a custom styling mode for colors, fonts, spacing, borders, width, and alignment, all with a live preview. Pro adds the Classic and Modern presets, bullets and numbering, shadows, animations, and advanced typography.
Is AnchorKit accessible?: Accessibility is a core design goal. The TOC uses a semantic nav element with a configurable ARIA label, works with the keyboard and screen readers, keeps focus in the right place when it is collapsed or expanded, and respects the “reduce motion” setting. These features are in the free version.
Will it slow down my site?: No. AnchorKit only loads its small CSS and JavaScript files on the post types where you enabled it, and it makes no requests to third-party servers on visitor pages.
Does it work with custom post types?: Yes. Select any public post type in Settings > AnchorKit > Quick Start.
Does it work on multilingual sites?: Yes. AnchorKit is translation-ready and reads whatever headings are on the page, so it works with WPML, Polylang, and similar plugins.
Does AnchorKit collect any data?: Not unless you agree to it. When you activate AnchorKit, a Freemius screen asks whether you want to opt in to update and security notifications. You can skip it. If you opt in, Freemius receives the data listed on that screen, and you can opt out any time from the AnchorKit Account page. AnchorKit never adds tracking to your visitor pages.
What’s the difference between Free and Pro?: Free covers everything you need for a table of contents: automatic insertion, the block, shortcode, and widget, custom styling with a live preview, light/dark mode, and accessibility features. Pro adds a sticky TOC, scroll spy, the Elementor widget, reading time, extra presets and numbering, Schema.org markup, ACF and AMP support, and priority support. See the full comparison under Settings > AnchorKit > AnchorKit Pro.
Where can I get help or request a feature?: Post in the AnchorKit support forum. We read every thread. Pro customers also get priority email support.

Recensioni

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Changelog

1.0.1

New: A one-time, dismissible notice asks admins for feedback or a review after AnchorKit has shown a table of contents on a few posts for at least a week.
Fix: The “WordPress.org Support Forum” link on the Help tab led to a page that doesn’t exist.
Fix: The fallback upgrade link pointed to a missing pricing page.
Tested with WordPress 7.1.
Readme: lists exactly which features are free and which are Pro.

1.0.0

Initial release: automatic insertion, Gutenberg block, shortcode, and widget
Live preview settings page with light, dark, and system themes
Accessibility features: semantic markup, ARIA label, keyboard navigation, reduced-motion support
15+ developer hooks and filters
Pro: sticky TOC, scroll spy, reading time, Elementor widget, Schema.org, ACF, and AMP

Descrizione

Free features

AnchorKit Pro

Shortcode

Screenshot

Blocchi

Installazione

FAQ

How do I add a table of contents in the block editor?

How do I add a table of contents to every post automatically?

Does it work with Elementor, Divi, or other page builders?

How do I exclude a heading from the table of contents?

Can I customize how it looks?

Is AnchorKit accessible?

Will it slow down my site?

Does it work with custom post types?

Does it work on multilingual sites?

Does AnchorKit collect any data?

What’s the difference between Free and Pro?

Where can I get help or request a feature?

Recensioni

Contributi e sviluppo

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Changelog

1.0.1

1.0.0

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