Exclude headings by css class

Resolved ruthkl
(@ruthkl)

4 months, 3 weeks ago

Hi there, I have a page with several headings showing up in the toc. At the bottom of the page there is a widget showing the latest news, it contains several links to the latest blog entries. I would like to exclude those blog entry headings from the toc by their parent css class name or something similar. Could you please kindly help me in this issue?

Many thanks!

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Plugin Support Akshay A
(@akshaycode1)

4 months, 3 weeks ago

Hi,

Thank you for reaching out to us. Kindly refer to this document and follow all the steps. If you are still facing any issues, please let us know.

Thread Starter ruthkl
(@ruthkl)

4 months, 3 weeks ago

Hi there, many thanks for your kind reply. As I am not using the pro version, is there a filter that I can use to examine the headings and exclude some of them?

Sanjeev Kumar
(@sanjeevsetu)

3 months, 4 weeks ago

There is a filter called ez_toc_exclude_by_selector in Easy Table of Contents. You can use it to achieve this. Just search for it in the code
Thread Starter ruthkl
(@ruthkl)

2 months ago
Hi, thanks Sanjeev for your reply.

I had already the following code in place and it worked once, but not anymore. Has anyone any clue to what is going on? I am not using the Pro version. Was this functionality removed from the free version?
```
/*TOC: Exclude Recent Posts Slider headings*/
add_filter(
	'ez_toc_exclude_by_selector',
	function( $selectors ) {
		$selectors['wppsac-post-title']   = '.wppsac-post-title';
		return $selectors;
	}
);
```
Many thanks for any help!
- This reply was modified 2 months ago by ruthkl.
Sanjeev Kumar
(@sanjeevsetu)

2 months ago

This hook is still in use and has not been removed from the free version. A new hook has also been added with the proper prefix: eztoc_exclude_by_selector. Please try using this one as well.

Your code looks correct and should work as expected. There might be something else causing the issue, which we may need to debug further, but the code itself seems fine.

Thread Starter ruthkl
(@ruthkl)

2 months ago

Hi there, thank you for your answer. I debuged into the code of EZ TOC, and I found that the function inExcludedNode inside of the class class-eztoc-post is returning false instead of true for those headings that DO EXIST in the array of excluded nodes! It is because of the free version of EZ TOC.

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