Give focus to toc config options

Author: thompson-tomo

README.md

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 **Table of Contents**  *generated with [DocToc](https://github.com/thlorenz/doctoc)*
 
 - [Installation](#installation)
+- [Table of content config options](#table-of-content-config-options)
+  - [Setting the Title](#setting-the-title)
+  - [Min. heading level](#min-heading-level)
+  - [Max. heading level](#max-heading-level)
+  - [Include all Headings](#include-all-headings)
 - [Usage](#usage)
   - [Adding toc to all files in a directory and sub directories](#adding-toc-to-all-files-in-a-directory-and-sub-directories)
   - [Update existing doctoc TOCs effortlessly](#update-existing-doctoc-tocs-effortlessly)
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   - [Using doctoc to generate links compatible with other sites](#using-doctoc-to-generate-links-compatible-with-other-sites)
     - [Example](#example)
   - [Specifying location of toc](#specifying-location-of-toc)
-  - [Specifying a custom TOC title](#specifying-a-custom-toc-title)
-  - [Specifying a maximum heading level for TOC entries](#specifying-a-maximum-heading-level-for-toc-entries)
   - [Printing to stdout](#printing-to-stdout)
   - [Usage as a `git` hook](#usage-as-a-git-hook)
   - [Docker image](#docker-image)
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     npm install -g doctoc
 
+## Table of content config options
+
+### Setting the Title
+
+Use the `--title` option to specify a (Markdown-formatted) custom TOC title; e.g., `doctoc --title '**Contents**' .` From then on, you can simply run `doctoc <file>` and doctoc will keep the title you specified.
+
+Alternatively, to blank out the title, use the `--notitle` option. This will simply remove the title from the TOC.
+
+### Min. heading level
+
+Use the `--minlevel` option to limit TOC entries to headings only at or above the specified level; e.g., `doctoc --minlevel 2 .`
+
+By default,
+
+- the min level used is 1 if it is not set
+
+Note: Currently supported values are only 1 and 2.
+
+### Max. heading level
+
+Use the `--maxlevel` option to limit TOC entries to headings only up to the specified level; e.g., `doctoc --maxlevel 3 .`
+
+By default,
+
+- no limit is placed on Markdown-formatted headings,
+- whereas headings from embedded HTML are limited to 4 levels.
+
+### Include all Headings
+
+Use the `--all` option to include all headings in the TOC regardless of their location
+
+By default,
+
+- Only headings below the TOC will be included
+
 ## Usage
 
 In its simplest usage, you can pass one or more files or folders to the
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 Running doctoc will insert the toc at that location.
 
-### Specifying a custom TOC title
-
-Use the `--title` option to specify a (Markdown-formatted) custom TOC title; e.g., `doctoc --title '**Contents**' .` From then on, you can simply run `doctoc <file>` and doctoc will keep the title you specified.
-
-Alternatively, to blank out the title, use the `--notitle` option. This will simply remove the title from the TOC.
-
-### Specifying a minimum heading level for TOC entries
-
-Use the `--minlevel` option to limit TOC entries to headings only at or above the specified level; e.g., `doctoc --minlevel 2 .`
-
-By default,
-
-- the min level used is 1 if it is not set
-
-Note: Currently supported values are only 1 and 2.
-
-### Specifying a maximum heading level for TOC entries
-
-Use the `--maxlevel` option to limit TOC entries to headings only up to the specified level; e.g., `doctoc --maxlevel 3 .`
-
-By default,
-
-- no limit is placed on Markdown-formatted headings,
-- whereas headings from embedded HTML are limited to 4 levels.
-
 ### Printing to stdout
 
 You can print to stdout by using the `-s` or `--stdout` option.