Example table of contents generated by markdown-toc, correctly links repeated headings.

markdown-toc_repeated-headings.md

• Heading
  • Sub-heading
    • Sub-sub-heading
• Heading
  • Sub-heading
    • Sub-sub-heading
• Heading
  • Sub-heading
    • Sub-sub-heading

Heading levels

This is a fixture to test heading levels

Heading

This is an h1 heading

Sub-heading

This is an h2 heading

Sub-sub-heading

This is an h3 heading

Heading

This is an h1 heading

Sub-heading

This is an h2 heading

Sub-sub-heading

This is an h3 heading

Heading

This is an h1 heading

Sub-heading

This is an h2 heading

Sub-sub-heading

This is an h3 heading

thanks <3

What about using heading numbers?

1. Introduction
   1.1 Purpose
   1.2 Description
2. Development toolset
   2.1 IDEs
   2.2 Continuous Integration tools
   etc...

nm, got it!!

- [1. Introduction](#1-introduction)
  * [1.1 Purpose](#11-purpose)
  * [1.2 Scope](#12-scope)
  * [1.3 Acronyms](#13-acronyms)
  * [1.4 References](#14-references)
    + [1.4.1 Internal References](#141-internal-references)
    + [1.4.2 External References](#142-external-references)
  * [1.5 Overview](#15-overview)

THX A LOT!!!!

Thanks a ton.

TKS!

Hello,
Is there a way to add a link to get back to the TOC?

I often use Typora to edit my markdown. Occasionally I export the doc I am working on to a PDF. This is a convenient tool because the PDF supports all the linking throughout the doc. So, the TOC provides a great way to jump to content.

What if I wanted a link back to the TOC underneath some headings? Lets say I have a 50 page PDF that I generated from markdown, it would be awfully convenient if a user of the PDF could jump to content on page 45, then jump back to the TOC with only 2 clicks, and no scrolling.

It is as if I want this markdown to automagically work:

[link to TOC](this.TOC)

or

[link to TOC](#TOC#)

I guess I could just link to a heading very close to the TOC, or add a heading to the TOC and link to that :/ so, one click at the TOC to get to content, then a link somewhere to the heading ### Table of contents which just so happens to be above the TOC. dumb question maybe.