Google Docs has been continuously upgrading or integrating itself with other Google services. The latest feature upgrade is the ability to add Table of Contents to your documents.
It must however be noted that in order to do so, you would have to temporarily disable Google Gears on Google Docs by removing docs.google.com from the list of allowed sites in Google Gears settings.
Once that’s done you can just paste in the following javascript code in the address bar of your document to generate Table of Contents from the headings of that document.
javascript:mr("TocSettings");void(0);
In addition to this you can also use some more options by copy pasting the following javascript codes:
Encyclopedia Britannica
javascript:MC=NC();GC("encyclopedia");void(0);
Merriam-Webster’s Online Dictionary
javascript:MC=NC();GC("dictionary");void(0);
Merriam-Webster’s Online Thesaurus
javascript:MC=NC();GC("thesaurus");void(0);
Google hasn’t added these features to its UI, but that can happen anytime now.
[via Google Operating System]
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