Underrated feature. A table of contents signals structure, respect for readers’ time, and makes long-form content feel easier to digest. Simple upgrade, big payoff.
This is so great! I just used it to put a TOC on a post I wrote a little while back on tips for visiting NOLA using credit card points and miles and it worked SO well! Many thanks :)
Great tip! I knew the 'how' (the 'old school' html way, at least), but you really claried the 'why' from a Substack perspective. Thanks!
It is the old school way!
I appreciate that thanks to you, I now know what the Substack floating links work. I'd been wondering about those. :-)
I can't remember how I figure it out but I'm glad I did haha
Underrated feature. A table of contents signals structure, respect for readers’ time, and makes long-form content feel easier to digest. Simple upgrade, big payoff.
This is an amazing recommendation. The why was absolutely powerful and thoughtful.
Great article! I have never thought to do this before!
Thanks for the tip!
Thank you!
Thank you! Why didn’t I think of that?? This makes so much sense.
Loved this! I found it super helpful.
Good info
Oh wow thank you!! This is great to know.
This is such a great idea. Looking forward to implementing.
Thanks❣️
Adobe Express one-page websites are very similar (look/feel/features) to Substack. I always teach this feature to my students over there!
Oh that's neat, I haven't used Adobe Express!
This is so great! I just used it to put a TOC on a post I wrote a little while back on tips for visiting NOLA using credit card points and miles and it worked SO well! Many thanks :)
https://brooklynfamilytravelers.substack.com/p/the-new-orleans-edit
This is such a neat workaround for the lack of ‘insert table of contents’. Thank you.
@Cassandra Campbell Thank you for this brilliant idea. Love this. Can’t wait to share.
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