I’d also like to add an option to not put a link for static pages with child pages. To those who wants this, just modify table_of_contents_creator.php line 644-654 to:

$content = ”
. ($hasChild && $tocc_options['allow_expand'] ? ” : ”)
. ($hasChild ? print_r($linkTitle, TRUE) : ‘‘ . print_r($linkTitle, TRUE) . ‘ ’ )
. ($author ? ” . $tocc_options['author_prefix'] . ‘ user_url ? $author->user_url : get_bloginfo(‘url’) . ‘?author=’ . $authorID) . ‘” rel=”nofollow”>’
. $author->display_name . ‘‘ : ”)
. ($additionalText ? ‘ ’ . $additionalText . ” : ”)
. ($tocc_options['sum_allowHide'] && $showSumm ? ” : ”)
. ($linkDate ? ” . date_i18n($tocc_options['date_format'], strtotime($linkDate)) . ” : ”)
. ($showSumm ? tocc_generate_summary($post, $tocc_options) : ”);

Thank you for considering my suggestion. What I really want is to have have an option to choose the maximum number of links display in one page. This will avoid slowdown if I have many posts.

This feature is in DragonDesign’s Sitemap Generator. You can see what I mean if you try his plugins. However I like your plugin due to better & clean display.

Keep it up!

I am in the throws of beta testing the next revision of TOCC. I have included additional classes so that any element within the table of contents can now be easily formatted. If you would like to use the new version, head over to http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/table-of-contents-creator/ and in the FYI panel, click on “Other versions”, scroll to the bottom and download the “Development Version”. You can then install it by removing the old TOCC and selecting Upload from the “Add New” option in the Plugins pane. I have tested the development version on several sites, so it should not cause you any problems.

To format the category text using the new revision, simply add the following line to the css file:
#tocc .blog_cat_title {font-size:1.1em;font-weight:bold;}

There are more instructions within the new CSS file for formatting other elements.

Mark.

1. Expand the “Plugins” pane in the Wordpress admin page and click on “Editor”.
2. Select “Table of Contents Creator” in the “Select plugin to edit” box and hit the “Select” Button.
3. In the list of files under the heading “Plugin Files”, select “table-of-contents-creator/tocc.css”
4. At the very end of the file, add this line (not including quotes): “li.blog_cat a {font-size:1.1em;font-weight:bold;}”
5. Unfortunately, this will also format children anchors, which include blog post links. This is a little messy, but to fix it, undo any formatting you have done above by adding the following line: “ul.blog_post a {font-size:1em;font-weight:normal;}”.
Hit the “Update File” button.
6. Refresh your table of content page and that should be it.

I tested these steps on my blog and it works.

Cheers,
Mark