On This Page links or TOC

[JudyS1954]

I would like to create a On This Page TOC or Links on each topic in which Heading 2 or Heading 3 sub-sections are listed in the top right corner of the topic allowing the user to "jump" to these sub-sections and not have to scroll down and read the whole topic in order to find them.

[Peter Grainge]

See Mini TOC in this topic. http://www.grainge.org/pages/authoring/rh_tour/rh2019/miscellaneous/rh2019_misc.htm

You should be able to format it to appear top right rather than the default top left.

[JudyS1954]

Thanks, Peter for your quick response.

A few questions:

1. What if I haven't formatted Master Pages for my project? I gather without this added to Master Pages, I would have to do this manually for each topic, right?
2. If I configure this in the Master Pages, I would only configure the Topic page, right?
3. If I want the Mini-TOC to the top right corner, I would have to format the page for columns, right? Is this also something to be done in the Master Page for the project OR in each individual topic? 

[Peter Grainge]

I haven't tried to apply it across a project but my thinking is

1. It's a master page or each topic where you want it.
2. I think you should only need to edit it in the master page.
3. It's nothing to do with columns.

Let us know how you get on.

[Peter Grainge]

You can't fix the align right part in the UI but you can in Source view. Locate the minitoc in source view and add align="right" as shown below.

[Peter Grainge]

You didn't say whether your output is frameless or responsive. In frameless the mini-toc is not within the topic, it is to the right and you can't change that. What I have covered is for responsive.

[Peter Grainge]

To clarify, in Frameless you don't have to do anything for the mini-toc. It is automatic. In the skin you configure the heading levels you want to appear.

[Peter Grainge]

You can see it in Frameless on my site. http://www.grainge.org

It's on any page with sub headings such as http://www.grainge.org/pages/authoring/rh_tour/rh2019/miscellaneous/rh2019_misc.htm

[JudyS1954]

It is for responsive HTML

[Peter Grainge]

OK so answers above apply.