Table of Contents Block

1. Table of Contents
2. Introduction
3. Another Heading
   1. Heading Levels
4. Resetting Header Level
5. Conclusion

The block above this content block is a table of contents block. It contains an hierarchical, ordered, listing of all headings and sub-headings on this page.

Heading levels dictate the ordered structure of table of contents blocks on the page. Because this block follows a second header block, the Another Heading heading, the actual heading level for this content block, and all non-header blocks to follow, are incremented one level.

This content block is displayed as a child, or sub-heading, of the Another Heading table of contents item.

1. Table of Contents
2. Introduction
3. Another Heading
   1. Heading Levels
4. Resetting Header Level
5. Conclusion

This block follows yet another header block, however there is one important difference. The content editor specified that the last header block actually decrements the page heading levels back one (h2 from h3).

As far as the Semantic Enjin stylesheets are concerned, there's nothing to do with this information as all the <h*> tags are already present in the page document (which are hard-coded to be level-specific). However there is a hint provided with the data-heading-reset block attribute being present and set to -1.

The effect of this resetting of the header levels is that this content block has an <h2> tag for its heading instead of an <h3> like the previous content block.