Table of Contents with Anchors for Easier Document Navigation

Some documents start simple.
A few pages, a clear structure, and a straightforward flow from beginning to end. In those cases, finding information is easy—you just scroll until you see what you need.
But not all documents stay simple.

When Structure Turns Into Scale

As documents grow, so does complexity.

More sections, more pages, more references. What was once easy to navigate can quickly become something you have to actively search through.

At that point, even well-structured content can start to feel harder to move around in.ier for organizations to focus on their mission.

The Challenge of Finding What Matters

In long, structured documents, one of the biggest challenges isn’t creating the content—it’s moving through it efficiently.

Users often need to jump between sections, reference specific pages, or locate key information quickly. Without clear navigation, even the best-structured document can slow people down.

Turning Structure Into Navigation

A new enhancement adds an automatic Table of Contents at the beginning of the document, built directly from the document’s structure.

Each section is now linked with anchors, allowing users to jump directly to specific parts of the document instead of scrolling through pages manually.

This turns structure into something interactive—making navigation just as important as the content itself.

From Linear Documents to Clickable Experiences

Instead of reading documents from top to bottom, users can now move through them freely.

Sections become accessible points rather than fixed positions, and long documents become easier to explore, reference, and use in real time.

Making Long Documents Easier to Work With

As documents continue to grow in size and complexity, navigation becomes just as important as content.

With automatic anchors and a structured table of contents, moving through long documents becomes faster, clearer, and far more intuitive.