Thanks for the example. Unfortunately, my experience with the code showed that the lower case TOC anchor links did not match up with the Initial upper case header anchors. I had to change the case of the TOC links to initial upper for it to work.

Also, what is the method to include the links for Headings with SPACEs. for example, "This is a heading"

Got it. Beautiful thing.

Got it. Beautiful thing.

For anyone else wondering how to include spaces in headings:

- [Example 1 Heading](###Example%201%20Heading)
### Example 1 Heading
Example of heading with space

• Example 1 Heading

Example 1 Heading

Example of heading with space

- [Example 1 Heading](###Example-1-Heading)
 
### Example 1 Heading
Using '-' for blanks works for me.

• Example 1 Heading

Example 1 Heading

Using '-' for blanks works for me.

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.