---
title: "Custom Table Of Contents"
description: "The Table of Contents feature automatically generates a navigable index for your posts, improving content structure and reader navigation."
url: "https://www.priority.vision/docs/guides/custom-table-of-contents"
scope: shared
appliesTo: [Essence, Scope, Thoughts, Feed, Moment, Aspect, OnFlow, Thesis, Format]
lastUpdated: 2026-09-18
---

# Table of Contents

<div className="theme-blocks">

### Essence

The Table of Contents (TOC) feature automatically generates a navigable index for your posts, improving content structure and reader navigation. This feature can be enabled globally or on specific posts.

## Enabling TOC Globally

    [Code Injection](/docs/guides/custom-code-injection/) is required to add custom JS.

To enable the Table of Contents feature for all posts on your site, insert the following code snippet:

```html
<script>
window.pvs?.initTOC?.();
</script>
```

This code snippet activates the Table of Contents for all posts on your site using the default headings h1, h2, and h3. To customize which headings appear, modify the `headingsSelector` value in the following code snippet:

```html
<script>
window.pvs?.initTOC?.({
	headingsSelector: '.post-content > :where(h1, h2, h3)',
});
</script>
```

## Enabling TOC for Specific Posts

If you prefer to enable the Table of Contents only for certain posts, you can use the internal tag system in Ghost:

1. Log in to Ghost admin
1. Go to **Posts**, and open the post
1. Open the ** Post settings** sidebar
1. Add the `#toc` tag to **Tags**
1. Click **Publish**

The Table of Contents will now appear only on posts with the `#toc` internal tag.

    Remember that internal tags starting with `#` are not visible to readers and are used only for theme features and integrations.

## Customizing TOC Headings

Our theme supports custom heading labels in the Table of Contents. This feature allows you to display different text in the TOC than what appears in the actual heading in your content.

To create a custom TOC heading:

1. In the Ghost editor, add an **HTML card** to your content
2. Insert your heading using the following format:

```html
<h2 data-heading-label="Heading in TOC" id="heading-example">Heading Example</h2>
```

In this example:
- `data-heading-label="Heading in TOC"` defines the text that will appear in the Table of Contents
- `id="heading-example"` provides the anchor link for navigation
- `Heading Example` is the text that will appear in the actual content

This is particularly useful when you have longer headings in your content that you want to display in a more concise format in the TOC, or when you want to provide additional context in the TOC without changing your actual headings.

## Disabling TOC for Specific Posts

In cases where you've enabled the Table of Contents globally but want to disable it for specific posts, you can use another internal tag:

1. Log in to Ghost admin
1. Go to **Posts**, and open the post
1. Open the ** Post settings** sidebar
1. Add the `#hide-toc` tag to **Tags**
1. Click **Publish**

The Table of Contents will not appear on posts with the `#hide-toc` internal tag, even if it's enabled globally.

    Remember that internal tags starting with `#` are not visible to readers and are used only for theme features and integrations.

## Enabling TOC for Pages

If you prefer to enable the Table of Contents for certain pages, you can use the internal tag system in Ghost:

1. Log in to Ghost admin
1. Go to **Pages**, and open the post
1. Open the ** Post settings** sidebar
1. Add the `#toc` tag to **Tags**
1. Click **Publish**

The Table of Contents will now appear on pages with the `#toc` internal tag.

    Remember that internal tags starting with `#` are not visible to readers and are used only for theme features and integrations.

### Scope

The Table of Contents (TOC) feature automatically generates a navigable index for your posts, improving content structure and reader navigation. This feature can be enabled globally or on specific posts.

## Enabling TOC Globally

    [Code Injection](/docs/guides/custom-code-injection/) is required to add custom JS.

To enable the Table of Contents feature for all posts on your site, insert the following code snippet:

```html
<script>
window.pvs?.initTOC?.();
</script>
```

This code snippet activates the Table of Contents for all posts on your site using the default headings h1, h2, and h3. To customize which headings appear, modify the `headingsSelector` value in the following code snippet:

```html
<script>
window.pvs?.initTOC?.({
	headingsSelector: '.post-content > :where(h1, h2, h3)',
});
</script>
```

## Enabling TOC for Specific Posts

If you prefer to enable the Table of Contents only for certain posts, you can use the internal tag system in Ghost:

1. Log in to Ghost admin
1. Go to **Posts**, and open the post
1. Open the ** Post settings** sidebar
1. Add the `#toc` tag to **Tags**
1. Click **Publish**

The Table of Contents will now appear only on posts with the `#toc` internal tag.

    Remember that internal tags starting with `#` are not visible to readers and are used only for theme features and integrations.

## Customizing TOC Headings

Our theme supports custom heading labels in the Table of Contents. This feature allows you to display different text in the TOC than what appears in the actual heading in your content.

To create a custom TOC heading:

1. In the Ghost editor, add an **HTML card** to your content
2. Insert your heading using the following format:

```html
<h2 data-heading-label="Heading in TOC" id="heading-example">Heading Example</h2>
```

In this example:
- `data-heading-label="Heading in TOC"` defines the text that will appear in the Table of Contents
- `id="heading-example"` provides the anchor link for navigation
- `Heading Example` is the text that will appear in the actual content

This is particularly useful when you have longer headings in your content that you want to display in a more concise format in the TOC, or when you want to provide additional context in the TOC without changing your actual headings.

## Disabling TOC for Specific Posts

In cases where you've enabled the Table of Contents globally but want to disable it for specific posts, you can use another internal tag:

1. Log in to Ghost admin
1. Go to **Posts**, and open the post
1. Open the ** Post settings** sidebar
1. Add the `#hide-toc` tag to **Tags**
1. Click **Publish**

The Table of Contents will not appear on posts with the `#hide-toc` internal tag, even if it's enabled globally.

    Remember that internal tags starting with `#` are not visible to readers and are used only for theme features and integrations.

## Enabling TOC for Pages

If you prefer to enable the Table of Contents for certain pages, you can use the internal tag system in Ghost:

1. Log in to Ghost admin
1. Go to **Pages**, and open the page
1. Open the **Page settings** sidebar
1. Add the `#toc` tag to **Tags**
1. Click **Publish**

The Table of Contents will now appear on pages with the `#toc` internal tag in the content area.

    Remember that internal tags starting with `#` are not visible to readers and are used only for theme features and integrations.

### Thoughts

The Table of Contents (TOC) feature automatically generates a navigable index for your posts, improving content structure and reader navigation. This feature can be enabled globally or on specific posts.

## Enabling TOC Globally

    [Code Injection](/docs/guides/custom-code-injection/) is required to add custom JS.

To enable the Table of Contents feature for all posts on your site, insert the following code snippet:

```html
<script>
window.pvs?.initTOC?.();
</script>
```

This code snippet activates the Table of Contents for all posts on your site using the default headings h1, h2, and h3. To customize which headings appear, modify the `headingsSelector` value in the following code snippet:

```html
<script>
window.pvs?.initTOC?.({
	headingsSelector: '.post-content > :where(h1, h2, h3)',
});
</script>
```

## Enabling TOC for Specific Posts

If you prefer to enable the Table of Contents only for certain posts, you can use the internal tag system in Ghost:

1. Log in to Ghost admin
1. Go to **Posts**, and open the post
1. Open the ** Post settings** sidebar
1. Add the `#toc` tag to **Tags**
1. Click **Publish**

The Table of Contents will now appear only on posts with the `#toc` internal tag.

    Remember that internal tags starting with `#` are not visible to readers and are used only for theme features and integrations.

## Customizing TOC Headings

Our theme supports custom heading labels in the Table of Contents. This feature allows you to display different text in the TOC than what appears in the actual heading in your content.

To create a custom TOC heading:

1. In the Ghost editor, add an **HTML card** to your content
2. Insert your heading using the following format:

```html
<h2 data-heading-label="Heading in TOC" id="heading-example">Heading Example</h2>
```

In this example:
- `data-heading-label="Heading in TOC"` defines the text that will appear in the Table of Contents
- `id="heading-example"` provides the anchor link for navigation
- `Heading Example` is the text that will appear in the actual content

This is particularly useful when you have longer headings in your content that you want to display in a more concise format in the TOC, or when you want to provide additional context in the TOC without changing your actual headings.

## Disabling TOC for Specific Posts

In cases where you've enabled the Table of Contents globally but want to disable it for specific posts, you can use another internal tag:

1. Log in to Ghost admin
1. Go to **Posts**, and open the post
1. Open the ** Post settings** sidebar
1. Add the `#hide-toc` tag to **Tags**
1. Click **Publish**

The Table of Contents will not appear on posts with the `#hide-toc` internal tag, even if it's enabled globally.

    Remember that internal tags starting with `#` are not visible to readers and are used only for theme features and integrations.

## Enabling TOC for Pages

If you prefer to enable the Table of Contents for certain pages, you can use the internal tag system in Ghost:

1. Log in to Ghost admin
1. Go to **Pages**, and open the post
1. Open the ** Post settings** sidebar
1. Add the `#toc` tag to **Tags**
1. Click **Publish**

The Table of Contents will now appear on pages with the `#toc` internal tag.

    Remember that internal tags starting with `#` are not visible to readers and are used only for theme features and integrations.

### Feed

The Table of Contents (TOC) feature automatically generates a navigable index for your posts, improving content structure and reader navigation. This feature can be enabled globally or on specific posts.

## Enabling TOC Globally

    [Code Injection](/docs/guides/custom-code-injection/) is required to add custom JS.

To enable the Table of Contents feature for all posts on your site, insert the following code snippet:

```html
<script>
window.pvs?.initTOC?.();
</script>
```

This code snippet activates the Table of Contents for all posts on your site using the default headings h1, h2, and h3. To customize which headings appear, modify the `headingsSelector` value in the following code snippet:

```html
<script>
window.pvs?.initTOC?.({
	headingsSelector: '.post-content > :where(h1, h2, h3)',
});
</script>
```

## Enabling TOC for Specific Posts

If you prefer to enable the Table of Contents only for certain posts, you can use the internal tag system in Ghost:

1. Log in to Ghost admin
1. Go to **Posts**, and open the post
1. Open the ** Post settings** sidebar
1. Add the `#toc` tag to **Tags**
1. Click **Publish**

The Table of Contents will now appear only on posts with the `#toc` internal tag.

    Remember that internal tags starting with `#` are not visible to readers and are used only for theme features and integrations.

## Customizing TOC Headings

Our theme supports custom heading labels in the Table of Contents. This feature allows you to display different text in the TOC than what appears in the actual heading in your content.

To create a custom TOC heading:

1. In the Ghost editor, add an **HTML card** to your content
2. Insert your heading using the following format:

```html
<h2 data-heading-label="Heading in TOC" id="heading-example">Heading Example</h2>
```

In this example:
- `data-heading-label="Heading in TOC"` defines the text that will appear in the Table of Contents
- `id="heading-example"` provides the anchor link for navigation
- `Heading Example` is the text that will appear in the actual content

This is particularly useful when you have longer headings in your content that you want to display in a more concise format in the TOC, or when you want to provide additional context in the TOC without changing your actual headings.

## Disabling TOC for Specific Posts

In cases where you've enabled the Table of Contents globally but want to disable it for specific posts, you can use another internal tag:

1. Log in to Ghost admin
1. Go to **Posts**, and open the post
1. Open the ** Post settings** sidebar
1. Add the `#hide-toc` tag to **Tags**
1. Click **Publish**

The Table of Contents will not appear on posts with the `#hide-toc` internal tag, even if it's enabled globally.

    Remember that internal tags starting with `#` are not visible to readers and are used only for theme features and integrations.

## Enabling TOC for Pages

If you prefer to enable the Table of Contents for certain pages, you can use the internal tag system in Ghost:

1. Log in to Ghost admin
1. Go to **Pages**, and open the post
1. Open the ** Post settings** sidebar
1. Add the `#toc` tag to **Tags**
1. Click **Publish**

The Table of Contents will now appear on pages with the `#toc` internal tag.

    Remember that internal tags starting with `#` are not visible to readers and are used only for theme features and integrations.

### Moment

The Table of Contents (TOC) feature automatically generates a navigable index for your posts, improving content structure and reader navigation. This feature can be enabled globally or on specific posts.

## Enabling TOC Globally

    [Code Injection](/docs/guides/custom-code-injection/) is required to add custom JS.

To enable the Table of Contents feature for all posts on your site, insert the following code snippet:

```html
<script>
window.pvs?.initTOC?.();
</script>
```

This code snippet activates the Table of Contents for all posts on your site using the default headings h1, h2, and h3. To customize which headings appear, modify the `headingsSelector` value in the following code snippet:

```html
<script>
window.pvs?.initTOC?.({
	headingsSelector: '.post-content > :where(h1, h2, h3)',
});
</script>
```

## Enabling TOC for Specific Posts

If you prefer to enable the Table of Contents only for certain posts, you can use the internal tag system in Ghost:

1. Log in to Ghost admin
1. Go to **Posts**, and open the post
1. Open the ** Post settings** sidebar
1. Add the `#toc` tag to **Tags**
1. Click **Publish**

The Table of Contents will now appear only on posts with the `#toc` internal tag.

    Remember that internal tags starting with `#` are not visible to readers and are used only for theme features and integrations.

## Customizing TOC Headings

Our theme supports custom heading labels in the Table of Contents. This feature allows you to display different text in the TOC than what appears in the actual heading in your content.

To create a custom TOC heading:

1. In the Ghost editor, add an **HTML card** to your content
2. Insert your heading using the following format:

```html
<h2 data-heading-label="Heading in TOC" id="heading-example">Heading Example</h2>
```

In this example:
- `data-heading-label="Heading in TOC"` defines the text that will appear in the Table of Contents
- `id="heading-example"` provides the anchor link for navigation
- `Heading Example` is the text that will appear in the actual content

This is particularly useful when you have longer headings in your content that you want to display in a more concise format in the TOC, or when you want to provide additional context in the TOC without changing your actual headings.

## Disabling TOC for Specific Posts

In cases where you've enabled the Table of Contents globally but want to disable it for specific posts, you can use another internal tag:

1. Log in to Ghost admin
1. Go to **Posts**, and open the post
1. Open the ** Post settings** sidebar
1. Add the `#hide-toc` tag to **Tags**
1. Click **Publish**

The Table of Contents will not appear on posts with the `#hide-toc` internal tag, even if it's enabled globally.

    Remember that internal tags starting with `#` are not visible to readers and are used only for theme features and integrations.

## Enabling TOC for Pages

If you prefer to enable the Table of Contents for certain pages, you can use the internal tag system in Ghost:

1. Log in to Ghost admin
1. Go to **Pages**, and open the post
1. Open the ** Post settings** sidebar
1. Add the `#toc` tag to **Tags**
1. Click **Publish**

The Table of Contents will now appear on pages with the `#toc` internal tag in the content area.

    Remember that internal tags starting with `#` are not visible to readers and are used only for theme features and integrations.

### Aspect

The Table of Contents (TOC) feature automatically generates a navigable index for your posts, improving content structure and reader navigation. This feature can be enabled globally or on specific posts.

## Enabling TOC Globally

    [Code Injection](/docs/guides/custom-code-injection/) is required to add custom JS.

To enable the Table of Contents feature for all posts on your site, insert the following code snippet:

```html
<script>
window.pvs?.initTOC?.();
</script>
```

This code snippet activates the Table of Contents for all posts on your site using the default headings h1, h2, and h3. To customize which headings appear, modify the `headingsSelector` value in the following code snippet:

```html
<script>
window.pvs?.initTOC?.({
	headingsSelector: '.post-content > :where(h1, h2, h3)',
});
</script>
```

## Enabling TOC for Specific Posts

If you prefer to enable the Table of Contents only for certain posts, you can use the internal tag system in Ghost:

1. Log in to Ghost admin
1. Go to **Posts**, and open the post
1. Open the ** Post settings** sidebar
1. Add the `#toc` tag to **Tags**
1. Click **Publish**

The Table of Contents will now appear only on posts with the `#toc` internal tag.

    Remember that internal tags starting with `#` are not visible to readers and are used only for theme features and integrations.

## Customizing TOC Headings

Our theme supports custom heading labels in the Table of Contents. This feature allows you to display different text in the TOC than what appears in the actual heading in your content.

To create a custom TOC heading:

1. In the Ghost editor, add an **HTML card** to your content
2. Insert your heading using the following format:

```html
<h2 data-heading-label="Heading in TOC" id="heading-example">Heading Example</h2>
```

In this example:
- `data-heading-label="Heading in TOC"` defines the text that will appear in the Table of Contents
- `id="heading-example"` provides the anchor link for navigation
- `Heading Example` is the text that will appear in the actual content

This is particularly useful when you have longer headings in your content that you want to display in a more concise format in the TOC, or when you want to provide additional context in the TOC without changing your actual headings.

## Disabling TOC for Specific Posts

In cases where you've enabled the Table of Contents globally but want to disable it for specific posts, you can use another internal tag:

1. Log in to Ghost admin
1. Go to **Posts**, and open the post
1. Open the ** Post settings** sidebar
1. Add the `#hide-toc` tag to **Tags**
1. Click **Publish**

The Table of Contents will not appear on posts with the `#hide-toc` internal tag, even if it's enabled globally.

    Remember that internal tags starting with `#` are not visible to readers and are used only for theme features and integrations.

## Enabling TOC for Pages

If you prefer to enable the Table of Contents for certain pages, you can use the internal tag system in Ghost:

1. Log in to Ghost admin
1. Go to **Pages**, and open the post
1. Open the ** Post settings** sidebar
1. Add the `#toc` tag to **Tags**
1. Click **Publish**

The Table of Contents will now appear on pages with the `#toc` internal tag in the content area.

If you prefer the Table of Contents **in the sidebar**, you'll need to add it to your page separately. [Learn more here](/docs/aspect/custom-post-sidebar/#show-sidebar-in-pages)

    Remember that internal tags starting with `#` are not visible to readers and are used only for theme features and integrations.

### OnFlow

The Table of Contents (TOC) feature automatically generates a navigable index for your posts, improving content structure and reader navigation. This feature can be enabled globally or on specific posts.

## Enabling TOC Globally

    [Code Injection](/docs/guides/custom-code-injection/) is required to add custom JS.

To enable the Table of Contents feature for all posts on your site, insert the following code snippet:

```html
<script>
window.pvs?.initTOC?.();
</script>
```

This code snippet activates the Table of Contents for all posts on your site using the default headings h1, h2, and h3. To customize which headings appear, modify the `headingsSelector` value in the following code snippet:

```html
<script>
window.pvs?.initTOC?.({
	headingsSelector: '.post-content > :where(h1, h2, h3)',
});
</script>
```

## Enabling TOC for Specific Posts

If you prefer to enable the Table of Contents only for certain posts or pages, you can use the internal tag system in Ghost:

1. Log in to Ghost admin
1. Go to **Posts**, and open the post
1. Open the ** Post settings** sidebar
1. Add the `#toc` tag to **Tags**
1. Click **Publish**

The Table of Contents will now appear only on posts with the `#toc` internal tag.

    Remember that internal tags starting with `#` are not visible to readers and are used only for theme features and integrations.

## Customizing TOC Headings

Our theme supports custom heading labels in the Table of Contents. This feature allows you to display different text in the TOC than what appears in the actual heading in your content.

To create a custom TOC heading:

1. In the Ghost editor, add an **HTML card** to your content
2. Insert your heading using the following format:

```html
<h2 data-heading-label="Heading in TOC" id="heading-example">Heading Example</h2>
```

In this example:
- `data-heading-label="Heading in TOC"` defines the text that will appear in the Table of Contents
- `id="heading-example"` provides the anchor link for navigation
- `Heading Example` is the text that will appear in the actual content

This is particularly useful when you have longer headings in your content that you want to display in a more concise format in the TOC, or when you want to provide additional context in the TOC without changing your actual headings.

## Disabling TOC for Specific Posts

In cases where you've enabled the Table of Contents globally but want to disable it for specific posts, you can use another internal tag:

1. Log in to Ghost admin
1. Go to **Posts**, and open the post
1. Open the ** Post settings** sidebar
1. Add the `#hide-toc` tag to **Tags**
1. Click **Publish**

The Table of Contents will not appear on posts with the `#hide-toc` internal tag, even if it's enabled globally.

    Remember that internal tags starting with `#` are not visible to readers and are used only for theme features and integrations.

### Thesis

The Table of Contents (TOC) feature automatically generates a navigable index for your posts, improving content structure and reader navigation. This feature can be enabled globally or on specific posts.

## Enabling TOC Globally

    [Code Injection](/docs/guides/custom-code-injection/) is required to add custom JS.

To enable the Table of Contents feature for all posts on your site, insert the following code snippet:

```html
<script>
window.pvs?.initTOC?.();
</script>
```

This code snippet activates the Table of Contents for all posts on your site using the default headings h1, h2, and h3. To customize which headings appear, modify the `headingsSelector` value in the following code snippet:

```html
<script>
window.pvs?.initTOC?.({
	headingsSelector: '.post-content > :where(h1, h2, h3)',
});
</script>
```

## Enabling TOC for Specific Posts

If you prefer to enable the Table of Contents only for certain posts or pages, you can use the internal tag system in Ghost:

1. Log in to Ghost admin
1. Go to **Posts**, and open the post
1. Open the ** Post settings** sidebar
1. Add the `#toc` tag to **Tags**
1. Click **Publish**

The Table of Contents will now appear only on posts with the `#toc` internal tag.

    Remember that internal tags starting with `#` are not visible to readers and are used only for theme features and integrations.

## Customizing TOC Headings

Our theme supports custom heading labels in the Table of Contents. This feature allows you to display different text in the TOC than what appears in the actual heading in your content.

To create a custom TOC heading:

1. In the Ghost editor, add an **HTML card** to your content
2. Insert your heading using the following format:

```html
<h2 data-heading-label="Heading in TOC" id="heading-example">Heading Example</h2>
```

In this example:
- `data-heading-label="Heading in TOC"` defines the text that will appear in the Table of Contents
- `id="heading-example"` provides the anchor link for navigation
- `Heading Example` is the text that will appear in the actual content

This is particularly useful when you have longer headings in your content that you want to display in a more concise format in the TOC, or when you want to provide additional context in the TOC without changing your actual headings.

## Disabling TOC for Specific Posts

In cases where you've enabled the Table of Contents globally but want to disable it for specific posts, you can use another internal tag:

1. Log in to Ghost admin
1. Go to **Posts**, and open the post
1. Open the ** Post settings** sidebar
1. Add the `#hide-toc` tag to **Tags**
1. Click **Publish**

The Table of Contents will not appear on posts with the `#hide-toc` internal tag, even if it's enabled globally.

    Remember that internal tags starting with `#` are not visible to readers and are used only for theme features and integrations.

### Format

The Table of Contents (TOC) feature automatically generates a navigable index for your posts, improving content structure and reader navigation. This feature can be enabled globally or on specific posts.

## Enabling TOC Globally

    [Code Injection](/docs/guides/custom-code-injection/) is required to add custom JS.

To enable the Table of Contents feature for all posts on your site, insert the following code snippet:

```html
<script>
window.pvs?.initTOC?.();
</script>
```

This code snippet activates the Table of Contents for all posts on your site using the default headings h1, h2, and h3. To customize which headings appear, modify the `headingsSelector` value in the following code snippet:

```html
<script>
window.pvs?.initTOC?.({
	headingsSelector: '.post-content > :where(h1, h2, h3)',
});
</script>
```

## Enabling TOC for Specific Posts

If you prefer to enable the Table of Contents only for certain posts or pages, you can use the internal tag system in Ghost:

1. Log in to Ghost admin
1. Go to **Posts**, and open the post
1. Open the ** Post settings** sidebar
1. Add the `#toc` tag to **Tags**
1. Click **Publish**

The Table of Contents will now appear only on posts with the `#toc` internal tag.

    Remember that internal tags starting with `#` are not visible to readers and are used only for theme features and integrations.

## Customizing TOC Headings

Our theme supports custom heading labels in the Table of Contents. This feature allows you to display different text in the TOC than what appears in the actual heading in your content.

To create a custom TOC heading:

1. In the Ghost editor, add an **HTML card** to your content
2. Insert your heading using the following format:

```html
<h2 data-heading-label="Heading in TOC" id="heading-example">Heading Example</h2>
```

In this example:
- `data-heading-label="Heading in TOC"` defines the text that will appear in the Table of Contents
- `id="heading-example"` provides the anchor link for navigation
- `Heading Example` is the text that will appear in the actual content

This is particularly useful when you have longer headings in your content that you want to display in a more concise format in the TOC, or when you want to provide additional context in the TOC without changing your actual headings.

## Disabling TOC for Specific Posts

In cases where you've enabled the Table of Contents globally but want to disable it for specific posts, you can use another internal tag:

1. Log in to Ghost admin
1. Go to **Posts**, and open the post
1. Open the ** Post settings** sidebar
1. Add the `#hide-toc` tag to **Tags**
1. Click **Publish**

The Table of Contents will not appear on posts with the `#hide-toc` internal tag, even if it's enabled globally.

    Remember that internal tags starting with `#` are not visible to readers and are used only for theme features and integrations.

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