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SharePoint Wiki Table of Content
You could use structured navigation for this. In the navigation settings you should select the option to automatically add pages to the navigation. This is on classic though. I don't think it is possible on Modern yet. Please be aware that using structured navigation can slow down your page load times when using big structures.
A bit hesitant for structured navigation due to performance implications as there could be many team members authoring the Wiki pages.
Fred
Just an update --
I didn't use the Quick Links webpart since it will be tedious to manage on each page when a link is added/removed.
My workaround:
- Created a separate SharePoint list called TOC
- Created a page template and added TOC list as a sidebar
- Copy the template when starting a new page
- Manage the SharePoint list as needed
This way, any changes to the list are reflected on all Wiki pages.
Fred
Fred Y I'm research to try and figure out how to get off of Confluence and onto SharePoint. My current problem seems to be what you are talking about. I need to build a navigation bar in the left column. Confluence will do it automagicly. Are you under the impression that SharePoint does not?
Hi, ChanceD2
The left navigation is typically handled by Quick Launch setting or using managed metadata. The one I describe above was a request from a user to list related web pages in sequence separately (sidebar below).
Header Quick Launch Content Sidebar navigation Document
Pages
Recycle bin
[content goes here] Page 1
Page 2
Page ...
By the way, just curious on why you are moving away from Confluence.
Fred
