Go to edit a post using the default editor (Gutenberg). Open the “More Tools & Options” menu at the top right of the page and select “Manage all Reusable Blocks”. Then click the Import from the JSON button. Choose one of the JSON files from the download folder and click the import button. Then, when you create your Table of Contents, you insert a Custom Table of Contents: And when you click "Options" you will have your different Heading styles in the level of the Table of Contents that they belong, being them on level 1, or some subtitles, etc. Click the References tab in the Ribbon and click Table of Contents in the Table of Contents group. A drop-down menu appears. Select Custom Table of Contents. A dialog box appears. In the Show Levels box, enter the number of levels you want to include in the table of contents (such as 4). Click OK. From Scratch. For now, let's make a title for a table of contents called ''How to Create a Table of Contents.''. To make this the official title of the document, we have to select all the desired Table of Contents. Rule 28 of the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure requires a table of contents to be included in Appellant, Appellee, and Reply briefs. State court procedural rules also frequently require a table of contents to be included in briefs. A table of contents lists the sections of the brief and what page each section starts on. ISNSHl.

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