Heading not generated in `toc` if nested within 2 or more elements (but generated if nested within 1 element)

Version

@nuxt/content: v1.14.0 nuxt: v2.15.7

Steps to reproduce

<!-- This generates Heading in TOC → -->

<div>

### Heading 

</div>



<!-- This DOES NOT generate Heading in TOC → -->

<div>
<div>

### Heading 

</div>
</div>



<!-- This DOES NOT generate Heading in TOC → -->

<details>
<summary>

### Heading 
</summary>

Some content here
</details>

What is Expected?

1. Headings should be generated even if present inside some random Divs or at least if present inside summary tag. This is very common use-case while adding FAQs.

2. Or, at least an option should be given in nuxt.config.js in content as to the depth/nesting of the elements up to which Headings will be generated even if written in them

[NozomuIkuta]

@ManasMadrecha

Actually, I can’t because I’m just a collaborator. All I can do is to submit PRs like other people in community.

Additionally, I believe the maintainer also won’t do that instantly because it’s basically a breaking change.

Generally, once software reaches to v1, and the more people start to use it, maintainer has to take the more factors into consideration, such as balancing between what to do and what not to, maintainability, performance, and impacts of changes on the existing users and their projects, and so on.

In summary, for the time being, you can utilize patch-package to modify the package code only in your project.

They may handle your concern in Nuxt Content v2 or Docus since I notified them in the comment above.

I hope this would help.

[NozomuIkuta]

A little correction:

Nuxt Content, which is not actively developed and is supposed to be replaced with Docus

Docus doesn’t completely replace Nuxt Content, as far as I know. So what’s described in this issue may be in the scope of Nuxt Content v2.