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=== What Problem This Solves === | === What Problem This Solves === | ||
- | + | Users need to quickly identify and jump to the relevant section of a long article without reading or scanning the full text. | |
=== When to Use This Pattern === | === When to Use This Pattern === | ||
- | + | Use this pattern when you create long, well-structured web pages that cover distinct topics in separate sections, e.g. reference material. | |
=== What's The Solution? === | === What's The Solution? === | ||
- | + | Display a list of the main headings at or near the top of the article; each heading should be hyperlinked (using a #fragment anchor tag) to the relevant part of the same page. | |
=== Why Use This Pattern === | === Why Use This Pattern === | ||
- | + | Users can quickly find the information that they are looking for, without reading the full article and potentially giving-up. | |
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=== Examples Gallery === | === Examples Gallery === | ||
- | + | [[Image:Knol-table-of-contents.png|thumb|left|A Table of Contents on Google Knol]][[Image:Wikipedia-table-of-contents.png|thumb|left|A Table of Contents on Wikipedia]]<br> | |
=== Categories<br> === | === Categories<br> === | ||
[[Category:Editorial]] | [[Category:Editorial]] |
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