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I have a Jekyll site that uses kramdown for markdown. In _config.yml I have the following setting that ensures that only <h2> and <h3> elements show up in the automatically generated table of contents:

kramdown: 
  toc_levels: "2,3"

This works fine, but on some pages I would like to include <h4> elements in the TOC as well, while retaining the existing <h2> and <h3> configuration on other pages. Is this possible?

On any page I can access the _config.yml definitions like this:

{{ site.kramdown.toc_levels }}

Is there a way to set the value of the toc_levels on a page?

Shailen Tuli
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  • I realize I can use the {:.no_toc} option to suppress inclusion of individual tags, but am looking for a page-level setting in this question. – Shailen Tuli Jan 02 '14 at 20:27

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I looked through the codes. It appears page-level settings are not possible for Kramdown at this moment. You are left with {:.no_toc} option to suppress unexpected tags.

Hossain Mohd Faysal
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