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Robert M. Ford's avatar

Great tip! I knew the 'how' (the 'old school' html way, at least), but you really claried the 'why' from a Substack perspective. Thanks!

Casandra Campbell's avatar

It is the old school way!

Robert M. Ford's avatar

I appreciate that thanks to you, I now know what the Substack floating links work. I'd been wondering about those. :-)

Casandra Campbell's avatar

I can't remember how I figure it out but I'm glad I did haha

Ryan @ AIForB2BMarketers's avatar

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.

Calibrated Chaos's avatar

Thanks for the tip!

Cup O Code's avatar

Nice! Thanks for this!

Annahlia's avatar

I love this! Looks like an underrated feature 👌🏼

Alex Wood's avatar

This one is excellent! I'll have to bare this one to mind in the future!

The Architect's Drafting Table's avatar

This is an amazing recommendation. The why was absolutely powerful and thoughtful.

Whitney Snow's avatar

Great article! I have never thought to do this before!

Erich Winkler's avatar

Thanks for the tip!

Shannon Gierhart's avatar

Thank you!

Jennifer W. Sterling's avatar

Thank you! Why didn’t I think of that?? This makes so much sense.

The Offer Letters's avatar

Loved this! I found it super helpful.

Kate Kern Mundie's avatar

Good info

Harshi Peiris, Ph.D.'s avatar

Oh wow thank you!! This is great to know.

Therapy Truck's avatar

This is such a great idea. Looking forward to implementing.

Thanks❣️

Shannon McNamara's avatar

Adobe Express one-page websites are very similar (look/feel/features) to Substack. I always teach this feature to my students over there!

Casandra Campbell's avatar

Oh that's neat, I haven't used Adobe Express!