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There are several options available to customise the table of contents, once added.

Edit – See section Edit table of contents below, for more details.
Back to center – This is the default table of contents width. If you have changed the table of contents width, then click on this to reset it back to the normal size.
Go wide – If the table of contents have lengthy titles, this option can be used for better viewing purposes.
Go full width – This option will increase the table of contents width to the maximum width of the page.
Remove – Click on this icon to remove the table of contents.

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Go full width – This option will increase the table of contents width to the maximum width of the page.
Remove – Click on this icon to remove the table of contents.

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Field	Default	Description
Output type	list
Display section numbering	unticked
List style	disc	default – matches Confluence's default bullet style which uses a different style for each level none – no bullet for any title disc – a filled circle for all titles circle – an open circle for all titles square – a square for all titles decimal – a numbered list (1, 2, 3, etc.) for all titles lower-alpha – a lower-case, alphabetical list (a, b, c, etc.) for all titles lower-roman – a lower roman numeral list (i, ii, iii, etc.) upper-roman – an upper roman numeral list (I, II, III, etc.)
Heading indent
Separator	brackets	brackets – each title is enclosed by square brackets: [ ] braces – each title is enclosed by braces: { } parens – each title is enclosed by parentheses: ( ) pipe – each title is separated by a pipe symbol: \| \|
Minimum heading level	1
Maximum heading level	7
Include headings
Exclude headings
Printable	ticked
CSS class name
Absolute URL	unticked

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output type: table of contents displays in to ways
1. table of contents displayed in list type
2. table of content displayed in flat type:

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clicking the Compare selected version, shows the comparison of previous versions.
denoting with three colours:
- Red - lines that were removed from the article.
- Green - lined that were added to the article.
- Blue - formating formatting changes.

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14. Can I make a page as a favourite?

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