Seriously, this looks amazing. Insanely solid work on this Ren. Been looking for this exact plugin from time to time for years.

Thanks so much for the kind words, Cory. I am glad that you like it :)

It doesn't seem to be working on this site anymore. Is it just me?

I change the layout of my blog recently and no longer include the demo. I'll be embedding the demo through CodePen sometime later. If you need to download it, go to https://github.com/renettar...

Hi Aysha,
doesn't work on firefox :-(
all the best from the canary islands

What is the bug exactly? Be specific.

Wow, amazing! Just what I was looking for! This will save me so much time on my blog.

This is pretty awesome for sure :) I have this up live now on one page, and am considering using it on a bunch of other staff generated pages, since they don't have to worry about id's and all that jazz with this. One question though; is there some way I can only have it looking at a certain level of heading, for example, only convert h3's, or only h4's etc? I guess I could hide all h4's as you note in the below comment using CSS, but perhaps there would be a performance win not taking all into account as well?

I am not sure if this feature is already implemented. If it has, calling $('h3, h4').anchorific() should work. Otherwise, it will be a nice feature to have.

This is cool. Is there a way to keep the sub-level tags always visible?

Anchorific's styling is controlled by CSS. So, if you want to keep the sub-level tags visible, you can just set the property display to block for the sub-level tags: "display: block". Currently, my sub-level tags are set to: "display: none".

Thank you so much. Giving it a test run tonight.

Great plugin! Anyone using cyrillic chars, replace the "[^\w\s]/gi" chunk with "[^\w\sа-я]/gi" - worked for me.

AWESOME!!! Any way to make this work as a Joomla Module?

jquery is included in the joomla core now. You should be able to just find the file in your theme that will take javascript code and add it in, if your Joomla version is current

Well, I have never use Joomla. I am not familiar with its module architecture. Perhaps you would be so kind and make it work for Joomla?

This is a jQuery plugin though. I am not sure about Joomla's architecture but the purpose of jQuery plugin is to make it easier to plug n' play. Unless if you are thinking of something more advance that the current functionality of Anchorific.

Well done, indeed. I was wondering if there's a way for the first element to have the "active" class by default without the need to scroll first?

I believe you can achieve this by giving the first element an active class straight away; you do not really need to set it through the plugin. The scroll spy should work normally as well. Let me know if it works.