Thank you so much, Adam! I was also reading Flowrite's article on this, but exactly as you mentioned, it was hard to implement the instructions from there if someone (like me) is a beginner there. Thanks once again!
Yeah, looking back it's not my best work, but it's too much hassle to remake it properly. If you follow the flowrite's article and struggle, this video may fill in the missing gaps.
I also went painfully over the tutorial 5 times till date and the code is fetching the headers correctly. But visually, it is appearing all crowded in one line and looks very messy.
We've followed the guide and it seems to be pulling the H2's, however, they're all on one line, rather than split out into a list, despite the fact the list has been designed on a draft page as shown in the video - any ideas?
I didn't understand one thing- Can't we apply the design of the ToC to the same page we worked on? When I hit publish it's not reflecting, but the Tocitems below are appearing. Please help!
I really wish someone would slow down and dont assume we understand every step because you blow thru it so fast... been trough it many times and still dont get it.
webflow.com/made-in-webflow/website/CMS-Table-of-Contents?ref=made-in-webflow-search&searchValue=table Heads up! I found a simple copy-and-paste way to have the same brilliant floating TOC as Flowrite. Just clone the project below, copy-paste the "copy me" element into your website, and viola! Looks good on mobile too. It should work right away, but if you got entangled with the toc in the video and have classes like tocitem, toc etc. - you must delete those first! Cheers!
Thank you for this guide! I tried following the article but could not make it work myself! Your video was so so helpful!
Thank you so much, Adam! I was also reading Flowrite's article on this, but exactly as you mentioned, it was hard to implement the instructions from there if someone (like me) is a beginner there. Thanks once again!
Glad it was helpful!
This helped us so much. Thank you Adam!
You're welcome, I'm glad it helped!
Great guide! It was a lifesaver!
Glad I could help Ist.
Thank you so much, Adam! this video saved me a lot of time 🚀🚀
What a great guide, and a huge timesaver.
Yeah, looking back it's not my best work, but it's too much hassle to remake it properly. If you follow the flowrite's article and struggle, this video may fill in the missing gaps.
I am not sure why, I followed all the instructions and it's not working!
I also went painfully over the tutorial 5 times till date and the code is fetching the headers correctly. But visually, it is appearing all crowded in one line and looks very messy.
I appreciate your effort! Thank you very much :)
Thank you Nau, glad it was useful to you!
Thanks for the video =)
Your welcome. ;)
thanks for tutorial!
Thank you!
Hi That's Great Can you please tell me we also toc item class in the rich text headings ? / not ?
it's simple add rich text ?
We've followed the guide and it seems to be pulling the H2's, however, they're all on one line, rather than split out into a list, despite the fact the list has been designed on a draft page as shown in the video - any ideas?
I've got the same issue, did you find a solution?
don't give the id and selector to table of contents heading..instead drag the list item and give the id their..its worked for me
I didn't understand one thing- Can't we apply the design of the ToC to the same page we worked on? When I hit publish it's not reflecting, but the Tocitems below are appearing. Please help!
Well, it seems like it doesn't work anymore. The list isn't in bullets even though I followed step by step your guide.
same issue. It is appearing in one line for me and not in a list format
I really wish someone would slow down and dont assume we understand every step because you blow thru it so fast... been trough it many times and still dont get it.
youtube lets you slow down playback...
It would be more useful if there was a video from scratch with everything.
Good guide! It would be great if you go straight to the point instead of changing font, paddings etc, it's not part of the intent :D
webflow.com/made-in-webflow/website/CMS-Table-of-Contents?ref=made-in-webflow-search&searchValue=table
Heads up! I found a simple copy-and-paste way to have the same brilliant floating TOC as Flowrite. Just clone the project below, copy-paste the "copy me" element into your website, and viola! Looks good on mobile too. It should work right away, but if you got entangled with the toc in the video and have classes like tocitem, toc etc. - you must delete those first! Cheers!
Surely this just becomes a feature, this is not a sustainable method
Yes, there is! Check out the pinned comment.