Easy Heading Macro for Confluence

This is a great plugin, and it works flawlessly. Thank you very much for providing it! The only thing I'm missing is the possibility of putting the content in the chosen column section of a page layout, e.g., right or left. Currently, it appears on the far right, outside of the page layout, leaving an empty space between the page content and the navigation.

Dear Shinetech team Many thanks for addressing our issues so quickly. Great plugin with a great service and support behind!

Fantastic. Wonderful. In testing this macro so far, it really performs well. Kudos for filling such an obvious need. Not being able to create a page without the table of contents 'stuck' to the body content was driving me nuts. The header dropdowns are also nice and the ability to easily copy header links is useful for anyone having to deliver specific instructions. Update: I do have one question/request. (The plugin is free. I am eternally grateful and in no way is this a criticism.) Any chance of an option to wrap text in the ToC? I spend a lot of time begging people for 'descriptive' headers. I don't mind if it 'extends' the ToC downwards. Your macro adds immense value to a page but sometimes people 'need/want' long headers and I don't (necessarily) want to cut into the real estate that your macro provides by expanding the width of the ToC. (I should add, however, that I love the way one can simply pull the ToC over to the left to have a close look at longer headers. Design-wise, this is beautiful but I am sure that this is a feature that some would miss... as did I.) Lovely work. Many thanks.

This is a great adoption of my original code from the confluence thread https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/Table-of-content-moving-with-as-you-scroll-down-the-page/qaq-p/28439?utm_source=atlcomm&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=immediate_general_answer&utm_content=topic. Is there any chance to make this addin open source?

This is great, and I can't complain as it's free. However, for my use-case it's essential that the link heading links actually be links that I can copy to somewhere else, as in the Confluence built-in macro.