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Frances,

But I can't figure out how to get rid of the numbering. Here's what my
attempt looks like:
0.0.1 Join Groups.io

I believe that indicates that you have no paragraphs marked as Header 1 or Header 2. Select the Header level in the Formats drop down. When you open that drop-down a black bar on the left marks the current format of the paragraph you're in.

You must start at Header 1 for your outermost level, else the TOC gets confused.

There aren't any numbers in these headings.

Unfortunate but true.

That fact makes it much less obvious what's going on. The only way I know to identify the current paragraph's header level is to drop the Formats menu (or guess based on font size, if you haven't changed it from the default).

And I don't see anything in source - at least not looks like it would create numbering.
<p><em>[TOC:Contents:3]</em></p>

That's just a marker for the position of the TOC. The "3" is the number of levels you selected. For shorter pages I typically use 1, sometimes 2 for longer pages. Even the Transfer details page I only used 2.

The actual rendered TOC is created "behind the scenes" (in the presentation code, I think) - it doesn't even show in the Source code view.

In the body of the page you should see text marked like this:

<h1>top level header</h1>
<p>Ordinary Paragraph</p>

The number after "h" in those HTML tags is the level number (depth) not the sequence number of that header.

Shal


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