內容簡介
使用此外掛的簡碼 [auto-list-number] 可以輕鬆保持您的數字清單更新正確。這將顯示數字 1 並隨著每次使用遞增。如果您撰寫具有步驟或「前 10 名清單」的部落格文章，這將非常完美。這樣可以讓您輕鬆地將項目添加到您的清單中或移動元素，而不必擔心更新具有正確數字的標題。
簡碼使用範例
基本用法
[auto-list-number] 項目一。
[auto-list-number] 項目二。
[auto-list-number] 項目三。
使用所有簡碼功能的擴展範例。
這是我的 [auto-list-number display="total"] 項目列表。
[auto-list-number] 這是列表中的第一個項目。
[auto-list-number] 輕鬆製作長列表。
[auto-list-number] 您甚至可以在一篇文章中有多個列表。
[auto-list-number name="my-new-list" after=":" wrapper="span"] 我的新列表（這將從編號 1 開始）。
[auto-list-number name="my-new-list" after=":" wrapper="span"] 這將是第二個項目。
[auto-list-number] 這個項目將是編號 4。
簡碼選項
name（預設值：“default”）如果您的文章有多個列表，則此選項將跟踪多個數字。如果未設置名稱，它將僅使用列表名稱“預設值”。但是，如果您想要跟踪多個編號列表，您可以在文章中為每個列表使用唯一的名稱。
wrapper（預設值：null）如果您想要使用 span、div 或任何 HTML 標記包裝每個號碼，這非常好。默認情況下，包裝器將包括類“auto-list-number”。如果您想要從標題中單獨樣式列表數字，這可能很有幫助。
after（預設值：“。”）顯示編號後，將顯示預設情況下的句號和空格。如果您想要將它更改為冒號或完全刪除它，此選項非常適合。請注意，您必須每次顯示簡碼時這樣做，目前無法全局設置新的默認值。此外，默認值末尾沒有空格，因此您需要在簡碼和其餘標題之間包括一個空格。
display（預設值：“increase”）這允許您在文章中顯示來自特定列表的總數字。例如，使用 [auto-list-number display=”total” list=”new-list”] 將顯示 [auto-list-number list=”new-list”] 使用的總次數。非常適合在文章頂部添加類似“這裡是我們的 10 個提示”的內容。
疑難排解
如果您在使用目錄外掛時遇到問題，您可以使用 [auto-list-number-force-reset] 簡碼重置您的文章編號。因此，理想情況下，如果您的目錄在文章頂部，您可以將 [auto-list-number-force-reset] 放在其下，以便所有標題都從 1 開始重新設置。這樣，ToC 外掛程序將循環遍歷 1-4，然後重新設置，然後標題可以再次顯示 1-4。
外掛標籤
開發者團隊
② 後台搜尋「AutoListicle: Automatically Update Numbered List Articles」→ 直接安裝（推薦）
原文外掛簡介
Easily keep your listicles with numbered lists updated correctly by using this plugin’s shortcode [auto-list-number]. This will display the number 1 and increment with ever use. Perfect if you write blog posts with steps or “top 10 lists”. This will allow you to easily add items to your lists or move elements around without worrying about updating headings with the correct numbers.
Shortcode Usage examples
Basic usage
[auto-list-number] Item one.
[auto-list-number] Item two.
[auto-list-number] Item three.
Countdown example (for “Top 10” style lists)
[auto-list-number display="countdown"] Best item (displays 3)
[auto-list-number display="countdown"] Second best (displays 2)
[auto-list-number display="countdown"] Third best (displays 1)
Position display example
[auto-list-number display="position"] First item (displays "1 of 3")
[auto-list-number display="position"] Second item (displays "2 of 3")
[auto-list-number display="position"] Third item (displays "3 of 3")
Custom start number (for multi-part articles)
[auto-list-number start="11"] This displays 11
[auto-list-number] This displays 12
[auto-list-number] This displays 13
Number formats
[auto-list-number format="roman"] Displays I, II, III, IV...
[auto-list-number format="alpha"] Displays A, B, C, D...
[auto-list-number format="padded"] Displays 01, 02, 03...
Before and after text
[auto-list-number before="#" after=":"] Displays "#1:"
[auto-list-number before="Step_" after="_-"] Displays "Step 2 -"
Note: Use underscore (_) for spaces in before/after attributes since WordPress trims spaces.
Extended example using all shortcode functions.
Here is my list of [auto-list-number display="total"] items.
[auto-list-number] Here is the first item in the list.
[auto-list-number] Make long listicles with ease.
[auto-list-number] You can even have multiple lists in one article.
[auto-list-number name="my-new-list" after=":" wrapper="span"] My new list (this will start at number one).
[auto-list-number name="my-new-list" after=":" wrapper="span"] This will be a second item.
[auto-list-number] This item will be number 4.
Shortcode Options
name (Default: “default”) If your article has multiple lists this will keep track of multiple numbers. If a name isn’t set it will just use the list name of “default”. But if you have multiple numbered lists you want to keep track of you can use a unique name for each list in your article.
wrapper (Default: null) Great if you want to wrap each number with a span, div or any html tag. By default the wrapper will include the class “auto-list-number”. This can be helpful if you want to style list numbers separately from your headings.
before (Default: “”) Text to display before the number. Great for prefixes like “#” or “Step_” (use underscore for spaces, e.g., before=”Step_” displays “Step 1”).
after (Default: “.”) After a number is displayed a period will be displayed by default. This option is great if you want to change this to a colon or remove it all together. Use underscore for spaces (e.g., after=”_-” displays ” -“).
start (Default: 1) Set a custom starting number. Perfect for multi-part articles where Part 2 should start at number 11 instead of 1.
format (Default: null) Change the number format. Options:
“roman” – Roman numerals (I, II, III, IV, V…)
“alpha” – Alphabetic letters (A, B, C, D… Z, AA, AB…)
“padded” – Zero-padded numbers (01, 02, 03…)
display (Default: “increase”) Controls how the number is displayed. Options:
“increase” – Default behavior, counts up (1, 2, 3…)
“countdown” – Counts down from total (10, 9, 8…) – perfect for “Top 10” style lists
“total” – Displays the total count of items
“position” – Displays “X of Y” format (e.g., “3 of 10”)
Troubleshooting
If you are having trouble with a table of contents plugin you can use the [auto-list-number-force-reset] shortcode to reset your post’s numbers. So ideally if your table of contents was at the top of your post you can put [auto-list-number-force-reset] below it so that all headings are reset to start at 1 again. This way the ToC plugin will loop through 1-4 for example then reset then the headlines can display 1-4 again.
