The table of contents is automatically placed right before the first section of the page. By default, the sections in the table are numbered and subsections are listed with an indentation to indicate they are subordinate to the particular section. Each title of a section in the table of contents is also a link that scrolls down the page to the corresponding section. The table of contents lists the sections and subsections of the page. When a page has sections it can have a table of contents that makes it easier to see what the structure of the article is and to navigate more quickly to a particular section. For each level down just add one more symbol for equals on each side for instance, for heading level 3 add = Title =. The markup for them looks like this = Title = that's two equals symbols on each side and the title between them (just replace Title with whatever you want the text for the heading to be). This is done on the form for editing the page by using the appropriate wiki markup for your convenience at the top of the bult-in text editor there's a button for adding headings level 2. A subsection of a section can be added with a heading level 3, and so on. A main section of the article is added by adding a heading level 2. The main title of the page is heading level 1. The headings that can be inserted can go six levels down. With them the article can be divided into sections. On each article page in MediaWiki there can be added subheadings.
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Knowledgebase How to manage sections and the table of contents of articles in MediaWiki
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