Table of Contents
When reading or writing long documents in Typora, you can open the outline panel to get an overview of the current document and quickly navigate to target sections.
The items displayed in the outline are Headers in your document. And their indent and inheritance relationship are built based on the Header levels.
You can open and close the outline panel from menubar → View
→ Outline
, or from the UI button on the top right of macOS Typora, or on the bottom left on Windows / Linux Typora.
You can click an outline item to quickly navigate to the target Header.
Also, while you are scrolling or editing, the Header of the current active section will be marked on the outline panel to indicate the current position in long documents.
After you manipulate the outline panel, if you cannot find the item for the current header, you can click Highlight Current Header
from the context menu to quickly highlight the current Header in the outline panel.
You can filter and locate target Headers with a keyword search.
Typora provide two view options for the outline, flat outline and collapsible outline. You can config this from the Preferences Panel or from the context menu on the outline panel.
Flat Outline | Collapsible Outline |
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To show auto-numbering in Typora’s Outline panel, disable the collapsable outline panel in the preferences panel and then try adding the contents of this link https://pastebin.com/XmYgBbaz by following the Add Custom CSS guide.
You can insert a Catalog or Outline into the document by using the Table of Contents block.
The outline is auto generated for exported PDF, you can check it in the “Table of Contents” panel in your PDF reader. The following is an example of Preview.app on macOS.
For exported HTML, you can config whether to include an outline panel or not in the Preferences Panel. Please check here for more details.