According to the h1, h2, h3 and other different levels of the text, it is implemented using js. It should not matter whether the title is in Chinese or not. The toc you found supports Chinese. I tried it.
If you just look at the documentation, it should be
$('#toc').toc({
'selectors': 'h1,h2,h3', //elements to use as headings
'container': 'body', //element to find all selectors in
'smoothScrolling': true, //enable or disable smooth scrolling on click
'prefix': 'toc', //prefix for anchor tags and class names <----------此处生成id
'onHighlight': function(el) {}, //called when a new section is highlighted
'highlightOnScroll': true, //add class to heading that is currently in focus
'highlightOffset': 100, //offset to trigger the next headline
'anchorName': function(i, heading, prefix) { //custom function for anchor name
return prefix+i;
},
'headerText': function(i, heading, $heading) { //custom function building the header-item text
return $heading.text();
},
'itemClass': function(i, heading, $heading, prefix) { // custom function for item class
return $heading[0].tagName.toLowerCase();
}
});
According to the h1, h2, h3 and other different levels of the text, it is implemented using js. It should not matter whether the title is in Chinese or not.
The toc you found supports Chinese. I tried it.
It is located by id.
If you just look at the documentation, it should be