Table of Contents is too long maybe make it a collapsible section

[sahilbakoru]

Table of Contents is too long maybe make it a collapsible section .

Just like shown below.

Screen.Recording.2023-09-28.at.4.48.33.PM.mov

Above video from this gist : https://gist.github.com/pierrejoubert73/902cc94d79424356a8d20be2b382e1ab#how-to-add-a-collapsible-section-in-markdown

[sudheerj]

The table of contents is helpful to see all the questions at the same time. If we close it by default, reader may not get idea to expand them.

[sanketmali09]

In Markdown, you can create collapsible sections like the one you've shown using HTML <details> and <summary> elements, just as you've demonstrated in your example. Here's how to do it: 1. Use <details> and <summary>: These HTML elements are used to define the collapsible section. The <summary> element is the clickable header that users will click on to expand or collapse the content. 2. Place your content inside the <details> element: You can include any Markdown content, such as headings, lists, code blocks, or paragraphs, within the <details> element. This content will be hidden by default when the section is collapsed. 3. Keep the <summary> element concise: The <summary> element should provide a brief and meaningful label for the collapsible section. Users will click on this label to toggle the visibility of the content. 4. Use indentation: While it's not required, indenting the content within the <details> element helps improve readability and maintainability, especially for larger sections of content. 5. Use backticks for code blocks: If you want to include code blocks, as you did in your example, use triple backticks (```) to define the code block and specify the language (e.g., js for JavaScript). Remember that the support for HTML in Markdown may vary depending on the platform or renderer you're using. Most Markdown renderers should support <details> and <summary>, but it's a good idea to test your Markdown documents in the specific environment where you intend to use them to ensure proper rendering and interactivity.

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[sahilbakoru]

chat GPT is that you ?

[sanketmali09]

Ok i will send you tomorrow

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[sahilbakoru]

I have made a pull request for that, video and code is also there.

check the pull request : #274

[sudheerj]

@sahilbakoru Thanks added