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Create Wikipedia like Table of Content for your blog post

The blogging on WordPress is easy and gives a blogger easy to operate tools like plugins, used for different purposes for your website, and different types of themes. But, still a blogger may encounter different problems while working on his/her website, if he/she does not find a particular plugin which is best suited for his/her website. This problem could emerge as a big one, if he/she is weak or does not have proper skills in HTML language. I prefer a blogger should have at least some knowledge of HTML language like creating tables, creating button, linking to specific URL, and may also require to create table of contents like in Wikipedia posts.
A blogger who writes a lengthy post for his/her readers, may require to create index or table of content within a post like find in Wikipedia posts, as some readers and visitors are finding the specific content which may be included in a lengthy post. Like in Wikipedia, you just click the required heading from the table of content provided and directly reach to the specific topic within the post. You can also do this without knowing much about HTML language or having no skills on it.

Code to create Index within a post:

1. Create your lengthy post with lots of content and provide heading to each paragraph before starting like wise done in Wikipedia.

2. Now, to create table, use-

The href attribute specifies the link's destination. This line of code will be put in table of content using '#' before specifying the heading or name.

- This line of code will be linked to your heading of a paragraph. The title of paragraph should be put between . The main point while creating the index like a Wikipedia post, you have to use the same word or name like heading used in and so that proper link can be made otherwise, page not found will be shown after clicking on the link.

You can also see this post- Concept of Embedded Systems to verify the proper working of table of contents made for the lengthy posts.

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