The icon indicating the table of contents (now located up to the left of the search box) looks the same whether or not the article currently being viewed is a 1-line stub, or a very long article. In the current WP interface, the table of contents automatically appears when there is a few sub-sections in the article. Now in 'Winter' it looks the same either way. I think this would be confusing to many people (even when they get over the initial shock of the ToC disappearing from where they're used to it. I would personally like to see if more visible than you've currently got it, but at least make a visual differentiation between when there IS and ISN'T a ToC to show.
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Wittylama: We are actively looking at this specific part of the interface. We agree that the icon isn't sufficient (and testing has shown that with actual data).
There are a couple ways we can move on this, including but not limited to:
- Changing the icon to something more meaningful;
- Modifying the icon based on the content it includes;
- Applying a "bounce" effect on the menu (or something similar) to aid in discoverabilty;
- Removing the in-header Table of Contents altogether;
We'll probably start with the bounce thing and see what that gets us.