The Table of Contents module builds your deck's table of contents for you. Add it to a saved page once, and it automatically fills in with your deck's sections and updates itself any time you add, remove, or reorder a section.
Building a Table of Contents Page
Go to Settings > Saved Pages and create a new page. Start with a Blank Page.
Remove anything you don't need.
Add a text module for your heading (for example, "Table of Contents") and make it large.
Click Add Module and choose Table of Contents.
Place and resize the module. In saved pages it shows a sample preview.
Finish the page however you like, such as an image module with a property or stock photo.
Customizing the Table of Contents
Layout
Orientation: vertical or horizontal
Hide first section: skip "00 Introduction" and start with your first real section, like Executive Summary or Property Overview
Text alignment
Item gap: space between items
Number text gap: space between each number and its section name
Numbers
Leading zero: 01, 02, 03 or 1, 2, 3
Font, size, color, and italics
Placement: before, after, inline before, or inline after the section name
Section text
Font, size, color, and styles for the section names (Property Overview, Financials, etc.)
Separators
The lines between items:
Color
Width
Gap
Stroke
Standard module settings
Background, opacity, and border
Layout
Module permissions, locks, and AI population (see Brand Controls for Admins: Locks, Pins & AI Settings)
It Updates Automatically
Once your Table of Contents page is in a saved outline, every deck built from that outline includes it, already filled in with that deck's sections.
Add a section and it shows up in the table of contents.
Remove a section and it disappears from the table of contents.
Reorder sections and the numbering follows.
No need to go back and edit your table of contents page by hand.
Tips
Set it up once. Style the module on your saved page, then add that page to your outlines. Every deck picks it up automatically.
Use "hide first section" if your deck opens with a cover or intro you don't want listed.
Match the separators to your brand. Subtle gray lines for a minimal look, or thicker brand-colored lines for contrast.
Lock it in your outline. Pin the TOC page as page 2 so it's always in the right spot (see Brand Controls for Admins).
Questions about the Table of Contents module? Reach out to [email protected].