| 开发者 |
smelterstudio
freemius |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年9月13日 10:30 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
[anchorkit_toc] shortcode, or a sidebar widget. It reads your headings, builds anchor links to each section, and scrolls readers there smoothly.
You design it in a settings page with a live preview, so you see every change before you save. It follows your visitor's light or dark mode, and it is built accessibility-first: semantic navigation markup, a customizable ARIA label, keyboard support, and respect for reduced-motion preferences.
Free features
Placement
[anchorkit_toc] shortcode, or the classic widget.no-tocnav markup with an ARIA label you can changeanchorkit_toc_headings, anchorkit_should_display_toc, and anchorkit_toc_html[anchorkit_toc] shortcode where you want the TOC.Insert the "AnchorKit: TOC" block and choose which heading levels to include. Your global settings from Settings > AnchorKit apply automatically.
Go to Settings > AnchorKit > Quick Start, select your post types, and turn on Automatic Insertion. Then choose where it appears and the minimum number of headings a post needs.
Yes. In any builder, use automatic insertion or put the [anchorkit_toc] shortcode in a shortcode or text element. AnchorKit Pro adds a native Elementor widget with its own style controls and live preview.
Add a CSS class to the heading (for example no-toc), then enter .no-toc in Settings > AnchorKit > Structure & SEO > Exclude Headings. Excluding by keyword or pattern is available in Pro.
Yes. The free version includes the Minimal preset, light/dark/system themes, and a custom styling mode for colors, fonts, spacing, borders, width, and alignment, all with a live preview. Pro adds the Classic and Modern presets, bullets and numbering, shadows, animations, and advanced typography.
Accessibility is a core design goal. The TOC uses a semantic nav element with a configurable ARIA label, works with the keyboard and screen readers, keeps focus in the right place when it is collapsed or expanded, and respects the "reduce motion" setting. These features are in the free version.
No. AnchorKit only loads its small CSS and JavaScript files on the post types where you enabled it, and it makes no requests to third-party servers on visitor pages.
Yes. Select any public post type in Settings > AnchorKit > Quick Start.
Yes. AnchorKit is translation-ready and reads whatever headings are on the page, so it works with WPML, Polylang, and similar plugins.
Not unless you agree to it. When you activate AnchorKit, a Freemius screen asks whether you want to opt in to update and security notifications. You can skip it. If you opt in, Freemius receives the data listed on that screen, and you can opt out any time from the AnchorKit Account page. AnchorKit never adds tracking to your visitor pages.
Free covers everything you need for a table of contents: automatic insertion, the block, shortcode, and widget, custom styling with a live preview, light/dark mode, and accessibility features. Pro adds a sticky TOC, scroll spy, the Elementor widget, reading time, extra presets and numbering, Schema.org markup, ACF and AMP support, and priority support. See the full comparison under Settings > AnchorKit > AnchorKit Pro.
Post in the AnchorKit support forum. We read every thread. Pro customers also get priority email support.