Table of Contents Plus for AMP

Table of Contents Plus for AMP is a WordPress plugin designed to bring structured index navigation to AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages). It is intended for sites that publish extensive content —guides, tutorials, comparisons, technical documentation, or product descriptions— and need visitors to quickly locate each section without long scrolling, even on mobile devices.

The plugin works alongside the popular Table of Contents Plus plugin, which automatically generates heading lists within posts and pages. However, AMP pages restrict certain scripts and functions that can break the standard display of the index. This extension solves that problem by making the table of contents work correctly in AMP format, showing a clickable navigation box at the beginning of articles, guides, tutorials, or documentation.

Once installed, the plugin automatically detects the headings (H1, H2, H3, etc.) of the content and builds a table of contents structure compatible with AMP. Readers can jump directly to the section they are interested in without needing to manually scroll through long pages. Additionally, it offers flexibility to decide where the index appears: before the first heading or in a custom location via shortcode or settings.

• Generates automatic tables of contents from the headings of each page or post.
• Compatible with AMP pages, maintaining mobile speed and performance.
• Seamless integration with the Table of Contents Plus plugin and AMP for WP.
• Internal links based on anchors generated from the titles of each block, improving editorial consistency.
• Option to show or hide the index on specific content types or templates.
• No coding required: it activates and works immediately.
• Improves the reading experience on blogs, online stores, academies, and corporate sites with extensive content.

In short, Table of Contents Plus for AMP is a practical solution for content, marketing, and UX teams that manage long pages and want to offer clear and efficient navigation both on desktop and mobile, without sacrificing AMP page performance.