This article describes the Page Summary feature integrated into the Jint Unified Experience.

This feature allows you to automatically generate a table of contents on the page(s) of your choice. The table of contents follows the user’s navigation through the page and makes it easier to read by allowing quick access to different sections.

1. Enable the Page Summary Feature

The table of contents will appear on a page only if the following conditions are met:

• The Unified Experience is deployed and enabled on the site.

• The Page Summary property has been created.

• This property is set to “Yes” for the page.

• ❗ The page must be in view mode (not edit mode).

1.1 Enable the Unified Experience

The Unified Experience can be enabled from the Jint Configurator.

⚠️ You must have SharePoint administrator permissions to access it.

1. Go to the Jint Configurator.

2. In the left-hand menu, click on the Activations section.

Then:

1. Enter the URL of the page concerned by completing the part after “…sharepoint.com/…”.

2. Click Apply.

1.2 Add the Table of Contents Activation Property

You must then create a specific column in the Site Pages library.

This column must be named:

MzkPageSummaryActivated

• This is the internal name of the column.

• The display name can be anything you prefer.

How to Create the Column

1. From the Site Pages list of your site, click Library settings.

   

2. Then click More library settings.

3. In the settings page, click Create column.

4. Fill in the following information:

   • Column name: MzkPageSummaryActivated

   • Column type: Yes/No (checkbox)

5. Click Create.

Add the Column to Your Pages Library

Once the column is created, you must add it to your Pages library.

1. On your intranet, click the settings gear icon in the top-right corner.

2. Select Site contents.

3. Open the Site Pages library.

4. Click the settings gear icon again and select Library settings.

5. Click More library settings.

6. In the middle of the page, click Add from existing site columns.

7. Search for your site column.
   
    

8. Select it, then click Add.

9. Confirm by clicking OK.

After completing these steps, the new column will appear in your Site Pages library.

⚠️ Important

If you add the column directly from the “+” button in the “All items” view of the Pages library, the column may automatically include an extension in its name, such as:

MzkPageSummaryActivated_x0020_

If this happens, the column will not be recognized correctly, and the table of contents feature will not work.

1.3 Enable the Table of Contents on Your Pages

To enable the table of contents:

1. Go to the Site Pages library.

2. Select the pages concerned.

3. In the MzkPageSummaryActivated column, check Yes.

4. Save your changes.

The table of contents will then be activated on those pages.

2. Automatic Page Table of Contents

The table of contents is automatically generated using the headings present on the page:

• h2 → Heading 1 style

• h3 → Heading 2 style

These headings are used to build the structure of the table of contents.

Table of Contents Behavior

When the user scrolls through the page:

• the table of contents remains fixed at the top-right of the page;

• the currently viewed section is highlighted in the table of contents.

This allows users to easily navigate the page and quickly jump between sections.