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Navigating complex documents consisting of many pages may be challenging for even the most experienced Confluence users. The Table of Contents panel in the page tree now only reveals the internal structure of the content of the individual pages but makes direct navigation to the header section possible too.

Heading structures help get a quick impression of what the page is about and what pieces of content it holds. By clicking any of the headings, the page opens in the heading section.

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Open Table of Contents (Headings) for any page