Last modified: 2013-05-06 15:20:06 UTC
out of all magic names of the form __some-name__ only __TOC__ inserts something at the place where it is included in the wiki text. All other of the kind influence only how a page is rendered. Thus, for the sake of consistency, add another name, like {{#TOC}} or similar, and after a while phase __TOC__ out. Not proposed here and now, but something possibly worth thinking about: There could later be {{#TOC:parameters}} as to influence the style of the toc, such as with/out numbering, right/center/left, with/out "hide" button, initially un/hidden, general or page-specific sticky hide, width, CSS-id, CSS-class, etc.
{{TOC}} is a bit ofrisk regarding templates that currently exit and do this already. {{#TOC}} would work I guess, although some of the options listed there seem like overkill / too many options, the following sound useful though. Implementation ala [[File:]] sounds great, so that the order won't matter, nor are parameter names required and the values can be easily localized for content language. * left/right (unnamed parameter, default left, inserts a class, styled via shared.css) * maxlevel=[1-6] (dont show headings higher than this level) * class='' (adds additinonal classes to the default 'toc' class, such as visualClear, or fancy-toc)
