Thanks for your suggestion.

Let me retell your scene,

# heading1-1

<-- you want to insert toc here

## heading2-1

# heading1-2

## heading2-2

is that right?

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Yes, exactly. Though other positions should probably work too ;)

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I think I get the drift. But I want to know, why don't you insert toc in the following two positions

<------------------- position 1

# heading1-1

## heading2-1

<------------------- position 2

# heading1-2

## heading2-2

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This is just the style my/our readmes are constructed, for a bit more context imagine:

Project

TOC

The documents basically have an introductionary level1 chapter that contains the toc as a part of the introduction.

Btw. I found a hackish workaround, which relies on what maybe would be considered a bug by some. Putting # Project within html comments just after the toc makes it not displayed as text but parsed by the toc plugin. However this might be considered a bug in case it is expected to ignore things that would not be rendered. Also I am not sure if this works for all markdown renderers.

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Hi~I add an option g:vmt_include_headings_before to support this.

So you can add let g:vmt_include_headings_before = 1 in your vimrc file now.

Could you please feedback your result? Thanks a lot!

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Indeed it works as expected

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